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The Weekly Top Five – 04/07/2011
April 7, 2011
The Weekly Top Five features the five biggest HPC stories of the week, condensed for your reading pleasure. This week, we cover Intel's "Westmere EX" launch party; the Albert Einstein Institute's new cluster; TACC's Lonestar 4 inauguration; Penguin Computing's financial markets server; and NextIO's partnership with Bright Computing. Read more…
Intel Partners See ‘Easy’ Upgrade Path With Xeon 5600 Chips
March 18, 2010
Westmere parts already showing up in HPC machines. Read more…
Westmere Ushers in the Second Coming of Multicore
March 18, 2010
Latest silicon from Intel, AMD and NVIDIA will change the workstation-cluster dynamic. Read more…
Intel Ups Performance Ante with Westmere Server Chips
March 16, 2010
Right on schedule, Intel has launched its Xeon 5600 processors, codenamed "Westmere EP." The 5600 represents the 32nm sequel to the Xeon 5500 (Nehalem EP) for dual-socket servers. Intel is touting better performance and energy efficiency, along with new security features, as the big selling points of the new Xeons. Read more…
AMD Confirms 12-Core Opteron Production
February 23, 2010
Magny-Cours siting on eBay forces chipmaker to respond. Read more…
Intel to Release Westmere Server Chips in Three Months
January 15, 2010
First 32nm Xeons promise better performance and energy efficiency. Read more…
AMD Server Roadmap: Cores, Lots of Them
December 1, 2009
Despite the rise of GPUs, CPUs are the foundation high performance computing, with Intel clearly owning the majority of the HPC server market. AMD's server roadmap over the next couple of years may be able to blunt some of its rival's momentum, but there are no magic bullets in the company's arsenal. Read more…
AMD’s 2010/2011 Roadmap from the IT Professional’s Perspective
November 24, 2009
AMD plots its Opteron strategy. Read more…
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