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HPC cloud pioneer Nimbix today announced the expansion and upgrade of its proprietary software platform – JARVICE 3.0 – for use by Nimbix users as well as the launch of JARVICE 3.0 as an inde …
Cavium Announces GA for ThunderX2; Touts OEM Support
Cavium today announced general availability of ThunderX2 – its second generation 64-bit Armv8-A SoC line of processor. Cavium is claiming superior price-performance versus Intel Skylake counter …
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Affordable Optical Technology Needed Says HPE’s Daley
April 26, 2018
While not new, the challenges presented by computer cabling/PCB circuit routing design – cost, performance, space requirements, and power management – have Read more…
ALCF and U Chicago Researchers Advance ‘Lithium Air’ Battery Technology
March 27, 2018
The lithium ion battery, which essentially transformed portable electronics, has been a tough act to follow. Last week, researchers from Argonne National Labora Read more…
Intel Touts Silicon Spin Qubits for Quantum Computing
February 14, 2018
Debate around what makes a good qubit and how best to manufacture them is a sprawling topic. There are many insistent voices favoring one or another approach. R Read more…
The Food Industry’s Next Journey — from Mars to Exascale
February 12, 2018
Global food producer and one of the world's leading chocolate companies Mars Inc. has a unique perspective on the impact that exascale computing will have on the food industry. Read more…
US Leads but China Gains in NSF 2018 S&E Indicators Report
January 30, 2018
For now, the U.S. still enjoys a leadership position in science and engineering worldwide according to the Science and Engineering Indicators 2018 report issue Read more…
When the Chips Are Down
January 11, 2018
In the last article, "The High Stakes Semiconductor Game that Drives HPC Diversity," I alluded to the challenges facing the semiconductor industry and how that may impact the evolution of HPC systems over the next few years. I thought I’d lift the covers a little and look at some of the commercial challenges that impact the component technology we use in HPC. Read more…
IBM Launches Commercial Quantum Network with Samsung, ORNL
December 14, 2017
In the race to commercialize quantum computing, IBM is one of several companies leading the pack. Today, IBM announced it had signed JPMorgan Chase, Daimler AG, Read more…
AMD Wins Another: Baidu to Deploy EPYC on Single Socket Servers
December 13, 2017
When AMD introduced its EPYC chip line in June, the company said a portion of the line was specifically designed to re-invigorate a single socket segment in wha Read more…
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