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Coursera Offers HPC Techniques to Scientific Computing
April 10, 2013
Randall J. Leveque, Professor of Applied Mathematics at the University of Washington in Seattle, will be conducting a free course that brings the principles of parallelism in high performance computers to those in scientific computing. 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…
Will Multicore Save the Day?
October 22, 2010
Muticore processors may extend the viability of Moore's Law, but present their own challenges. Read more…
Intel Defends iCore Performance vs Parallel Processing
July 6, 2010
A recent report found the Core i7 couldn't match the parallel processing performance of an NVIDIA GPU. Read more…
Kudos for CUDA
July 6, 2010
It's been almost three years since GPU computing broke into the mainstream of HPC with the introduction of NVIDIA's CUDA API in September 2007. Adoption of the technology since then has proceeded at a surprisingly strong and steady pace. The relatively-rapid adoption of CUDA by a community not known for the rapid adoption of much of anything is a noteworthy signal. Read more…
Life After Moore’s Law
April 29, 2010
Multicore CPUs are not the answer, says NVIDIA's Bill Dally. Read more…
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