Purdue’s ‘Anvil’ Supercomputer Enters Full Operation

March 11, 2022

Last November, Purdue University’s Anvil supercomputer began operations with early user testing. Now, the university says, the supercomputer has completed tes Read more…

NSF Project Seeks to Improve Supercomputer Reliability

September 18, 2015

A National Science Foundation-funded project headed by Purdue University Professor Saurabh Bagchi is using Purdue’s new Rice cluster, Blue Waters at the Natio Read more…

Purdue Lights Up Eighth Cluster in Eight Years

May 12, 2015

At Purdue, installing cluster computers is a tradition that inspires teamwork. The university’s central computing organization, Information Technology at Purd Read more…

UCLA Selects Modular Home for Shared HPC

July 25, 2011

UCLA has added itself to list of institutions moving "outside the box" of brick and mortar solutions. The university recently selected HP's POD containerized datacenter to meet the needs of an expanding research base for its shared HPC cluster program. Read more…

HPC Research Rakes in NSF Awards

July 21, 2011

The National Science Foundation recognized the work of researchers shaping the future of high performance computing. Read more…

HUBzero Paving the Way for the Third Pillar of Science

February 28, 2011

What if researchers could access and share scientific simulation and modeling tools as easily as YouTube videos with the power of the cloud to drive it all? That’s the underlying premise for the HUBzero Platform for Scientific Collaboration, a cyberinfrastructure developed at Purdue University. Read more…

The Week in Review – 08/19/2010

August 19, 2010

Purdue group invents energy management device that prevents need for costly datacenter shutdowns; and Dell announces its intention to purchase 3PAR for 1.15 billion. We recap those stories and more in our weekly wrapup. Read more…

HubZero and Cloud Forecasting at Purdue University

April 20, 2010

While initial intent for the visit was to learn more about the HUBzero project, it naturally led to a series of questions that were related to the grid to cloud transition and how this is happening at similarly-sized universities who are not recognized as supercomputing superheroes. Read more…

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