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Defining Scalable OS Requirements for Exascale and Beyond
October 5, 2015
Over the past couple of decades two primary trends have driven system software for supercomputers to become significantly more complex. First, hardware has beco Read more…
Linux Widens HPC Goalposts
May 4, 2015
It is well known that the term "high performance computing" (HPC) originally describes the use of parallel processing for running advanced application programs Read more…
The Top 500 Visualized
June 21, 2013
To wrap up ISC, we wanted to collect some general visualized trends from this year's rankings. In this visual feature, we've provided information on operating systems, key vendors, processor and interconnect technologies and more. While there are a million ways to analyze the... Read more…
XPRESS Route to Exascale
February 28, 2013
The Center for Research in Extreme Scale Computing (CREST) at Indiana University just got a $1.1 million grant to help further the move to exascale computing. Director Thomas Sterling is using some of the money to bolster UI's research into highly parallel processing for HPC. He talks to HPCwire about his plans. Read more…
SUSE Gains Traction with Cloud Providers
August 3, 2012
Earlier this week, Linux distributor SUSE announced that more than 20 major vendors are participating in its cloud provider program. Read more…
Microsoft Opens Windows Azure Cloud to Linux
January 9, 2012
If the rumors are true, soon Azure customers will be able to create virtual Linux servers without losing data. Read more…
New Cray OS Brings ISVs in for a Soft Landing
April 14, 2010
Cray has never made a big deal about the custom Linux operating system it packages with its XT supercomputing line. In general, companies don't like to tout proprietary OS environments since they tend to lock custom codes in and third-party ISV applications out. But the third generation Cray Linux Environment (CLE3) that the company announced on Wednesday is designed to make elite supercomputing an ISV-friendly experience. Read more…
Multicore Requires OS Rework, Windows Architect Advises
March 23, 2010
Suggests switch to hypervisor model. Read more…
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