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Perspective: What Really Happened at SC17?
SC is over. Now comes the myriad of follow-ups. Inboxes are filled with templated emails from vendors and other exhibitors hoping to win a place in the post-SC thinking of booth visitors. Attende …
SC Bids Farewell to Denver, Heads to Dallas for 30th Anniversary
After a jam-packed four-day expo and intensive six-day technical program, SC17 has wrapped up another successful event that brought together nearly 13,000 visitors to the Colorado Convention Cent …
SC17 Keynote – HPC Powers SKA Efforts to Peer Deep into the Cosmos
This week’s SC17 keynote – Life, the Universe and Computing: The Story of the SKA Telescope – was a powerful pitch for the potential of Big Science projects that also showcased the foundati …
SC17 US Student Cluster Competition Teams: Defending the Home Turf
November 24, 2017
Nine US universities showed up to the SC17 Student Cluster Competition in an attempt to keep the trophies in the United States. Let’s use our video lens to ge Read more…
Long Flights to Cluster Fights: Meet the Asian Student Cluster Teams
November 22, 2017
Five teams from Asia traveled thousands of miles to compete at the SC17 Student Cluster Competition in Denver. Our cameras were there to meet ‘em, greet ‘em Read more…
Live and in Color, Meet the European Student Cluster Teams
November 21, 2017
The SC17 Student Cluster Competition welcomed two teams from Europe, the German team of FAU/TUC and Team Poland, the pride of Warsaw. Let's get to know them bet Read more…
SC17 Student Cluster Kick Off – Guts, Glory, Grep
November 21, 2017
The SC17 Student Cluster Competition started with a well-orchestrated kick-off emceed by Stephen Harrell, the competition chair. It began with a welcome from Read more…
How Cities Use HPC at the Edge to Get Smarter
November 17, 2017
Cities are sensoring up, collecting vast troves of data that they’re running through predictive models and using the insights to solve problems that, in some Read more…
SC17 Student Cluster Competition Configurations: Fewer Nodes, Way More Accelerators
November 16, 2017
The final configurations for each of the SC17 “Donnybrook in Denver” Student Cluster Competition have been released. Fortunately, each team received their e Read more…
Student Clusterers Demolish HPCG Record! Nanyang Sweeps Benchmarks
November 16, 2017
Nanyang pulled off the always difficult double-play at this year’s SC Student Cluster Competition. The plucky team from Singapore posted a world record LINPAC Read more…
Student Cluster LINPACK Record Shattered! More LINs Packed Than Ever before!
November 16, 2017
Nanyang Technological University, the pride of Singapore, utterly destroyed the Student Cluster Competition LINPACK record by posting a score of 51.77 TFlop/s a Read more…
Hyperion Market Update: ‘Decent’ Growth Led by HPE; AI Transparency a Risk Issue
November 15, 2017
The HPC market update from Hyperion Research (formerly IDC) at the annual SC conference is a business and social “must,” and this year’s presentation at S Read more…
The Betting Window is Closed: Final Student Cluster Competition Betting Odds are in!
November 15, 2017
The window has closed and the bettors are clutching their tickets, anxiously awaiting the results of the SC17 Student Cluster Competition. We’ve seen big chan Read more…
2017 Student Cluster Competition Benchmarks, Workloads, and Pre-Planned Disasters
November 15, 2017
The students competing in the 2017 Student Cluster Competition in Denver are facing a grueling 48 hour marathon of HPC benchmarks and real scientific applicatio Read more…
Nvidia Focuses Its Cloud Containers on HPC Applications
November 14, 2017
Having migrated its top-of-the-line datacenter GPU to the largest cloud vendors, Nvidia is touting its Volta architecture for a range of scientific computing ta Read more…
HPE Launches ARM-based Apollo System for HPC, AI
November 14, 2017
HPE doubled down on its memory-driven computing vision while expanding its processor portfolio with the announcement yesterday of the company’s first ARM-base Read more…
OpenACC Shines in Global Climate/Weather Codes
November 14, 2017
OpenACC, the directive-based parallel programming model used mostly for porting codes to GPUs for use on heterogeneous systems, came to SC17 touting impressive Read more…
Flipping the Flops and Reading the Top500 Tea Leaves
November 13, 2017
The 50th edition of the Top500 list, the biannual publication of the world’s fastest supercomputers based on public Linpack benchmarking results, was released Read more…
Tensors Come of Age: Why the AI Revolution Will Help HPC
November 13, 2017
Thirty years ago, parallel computing was coming of age. A bitter battle began between stalwart vector computing supporters and advocates of various approaches to parallel computing. IBM skeptic Alan Karp, reacting to announcements of nCUBE’s 1024-microprocessor system and Thinking Machines’ 65,536-element array, made a public $100 wager that no one could get a parallel speedup of over 200 on real HPC workloads. Read more…
AMD Showcases Growing Portfolio of EPYC and Radeon-based Systems at SC17
November 13, 2017
AMD’s charge back into HPC and the datacenter is on full display at SC17. Having launched the EPYC processor line in June along with its MI25 GPU the focus he Read more…
Early Cluster Comp Betting Odds Favor China, Taiwan, and Poland
November 11, 2017
So far the early action in the betting pool favors Taiwan’s NTHU, China’s Tsinghua, and, surprisingly, Poland’s University of Warsaw. Other notables inclu Read more…
Exhaustive Profile of SC17 Cluster Competition Teams – Let’s go DEEP…
November 11, 2017
Like a fat man at a Vegas buffet, we’re now ready to delve deeply into the SC17 cluster teams. In this article, we’re going to take our initial personal loo Read more…
SC17: Legion Seeks to Elevate HPC Programming
November 9, 2017
As modern HPC architectures become ever more complex, so too does the task of programming these machines. In the quest for the trifecta of better performance, portability and programmability, new HPC programming systems are being developed. The Legion programming system, a data-centric parallel programming system for writing portable high performance programs, is one such effort. Read more…
Ahead of SC17, Mellanox Launches Scalable 200G Switch Platforms
November 9, 2017
In the run-up to the annual supercomputing conference SC17 next week in Denver, Mellanox made a series of announcements today, including a scalable switch platf Read more…
The HPC Storage Cocktail, Both Shaking and Stirring SC17
November 9, 2017
I’ve no doubt that familiar themes will be circulating the halls of Supercomputing in Denver, echoes of last year’s show – how to survive in the post-Moor Read more…
Deep Learning for Science: A Q&A with NERSC’s Prabhat
November 7, 2017
Deep learning is enjoying unprecedented success in a variety of commercial applications, but it is also beginning to find its footing in science. Just a decade Read more…
SC17: AI and Machine Learning are Central to Computational Attack on Cancer
November 7, 2017
Enlisting computational technologies in the war on cancer isn’t new but it has taken on an increasingly decisive role. At SC17, Eric Stahlberg, director of th Read more…
Student Cluster Competition Plus Gambling? Count me in!
November 3, 2017
We all love HPC, right? We love college students too; particularly undergraduates that are striving to learn the ins and outs of HPC systems and applications � Read more…
SC17 Cluster Competition Teams Unveiled!
November 2, 2017
As we draw nearer to SC17, tensions are rising with each passing day. Sixteen teams of university undergrads are putting the final touches on their clusters and Read more…
SC17 Preview: The National Strategic Computing Initiative
November 2, 2017
In Washington, the conventional wisdom is that an initiative started by one presidential administration will not survive into a new one. This seemed to be parti Read more…
The Longest Mile Matters: URISC@SC17 Coming to Denver, Colorado
November 1, 2017
The Understanding Risk in Shared CyberEcosystems workshop will convene Saturday, November 11 through Thursday, November 16, 2017, in Denver, Colorado. In additi Read more…
SC17: Singularity Preps Version 3.0, Nears 1M Containers Served Daily
November 1, 2017
Just a few months ago about half a million jobs were being run daily using Singularity containers, the LBNL-founded container platform intended for HPC. That wa Read more…
SC17 Preview: Q&A with Women in HPC’s Toni Collis
October 31, 2017
HPCwire interviews Women in HPC’s Toni Collis about the importance of diversity and inclusion in high-performance computing. An Applications Consultant in HPC Read more…
SC17 Preview – Back to the Future!
October 24, 2017
I’m really looking forward to returning to Denver this year and I’ll admit that I have a real soft spot for Blue Bear. As a regular SC attendee (and at time Read more…
2017 Gordon Bell Prize Finalists Named
October 23, 2017
The three finalists for this year’s Gordon Bell Prize in High Performance Computing have been announced. They include two papers on projects run on China’s Read more…
Student Cluster Competition Coverage New Home
October 16, 2017
Hello computer sports fans! This is the first of many (many!) articles covering the world-wide phenomenon of Student Cluster Competitions. Finally, the Student Read more…
SC17 Preview: Invited Talk Lineup Includes Gordon Bell, Paul Messina and Many Others
September 25, 2017
With the addition of esteemed supercomputing pioneer Gordon Bell to its invited talk lineup, SC17 now boasts a total of 12 invited talks on its agenda. As SC Read more…
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