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TACC Talks with Gordon Bell Prize Winners Johann Rudi and Omar Ghattas
November 25, 2015
One of the undisputed highlights of SC each November is the acclaimed ACM Gordon Bell Prize in High Performance Computing, which since 1987 has recognized the Read more…
UK Creates Massive 200,000-Core ‘HPC Service’
February 7, 2013
The United Kingdom is rapidly ramping up its HPC capabilities. The nation just launched its third HPC service in the last 12 months, a 200,000-core powerhouse, called "Accelerator," designed to accommodate a wide range of academic and industry workloads. Read more…
Blue Gene Sniffs for Black Gold in the Cloud
June 27, 2011
Dr. Manish Parashar describes the winning supercomputing as a service project from Rutgers University that demonstrates how to connecting two IBM Blue Gene/P systems in two different continents to form a large HPC cloud using the CometCloud framework. Read more…
IBM Supercomputer Reveals More Pieces of Pi
April 20, 2011
US-Australia research team solves "impossible" mathematical calculation. Read more…
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