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A Week at the International Supercomputing Conference

June 11, 2010

Tom Tabor, publisher of HPCwire and HPC in the Cloud, gives his perspective on SC'10, which just celebrated its 25th year with the biggest turnout yet. Read more…

Videocast: ISC’10 Winners and Losers, Show Wrap-Up

June 7, 2010

Addison and Michael are joined by Nicole Hemsoth, editor of HPC in the Cloud, to offer their impressions of ISC'10. Read more…

Impressions of ISC 2010

June 3, 2010

Returning to ISC after a hiatus of several years and viewing the event from the vantage point of an industry analyst, the show appears to have made a quantum leap in terms of size and sophistication of the exhibit, and degree and intensity of business activity. Read more…

ISC’10 Videoblog: Wednesday, June 2

June 3, 2010

University of Tennessee's Jack Dongarra, NCSA's Thom Dunning, and Stuttgart HPC Chief Michael Resch share some thoughts on day 3 of ISC. Read more…

ISC’10 Videoblog: Opening Day, May 31

June 2, 2010

Berkeley Lab's John Shalf and LSU's Thomas Sterling give a rundown on some of the events that took place the first day of the conference. Read more…

ISC’10 Videoblog: Tuesday, June 1

June 2, 2010

Heike Jagode, of the University of Tennessee, takes us through some of the exhibits and sessions on day 2 of the conference. Read more…

Highlights from ISC’10 in Hamburg – Intel Gives a Surprise Keynote; GPU Supers Save a Lackluster TOP500

June 1, 2010

Addison and Michael talk about the biggest news coming out of ISC'10, live from Hamburg. Read more…

HPC Innovator’s Work Spans Two Continents

May 28, 2010

Dr. Ashwini Nanda has been at the center of some of the most cutting-edge HPC projects and initiatives in the world. In this interview, Dr. Nanda talks about high performance computing in India, how he sees the industry today, and what led him to start up his company, HPC Links. Read more…

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