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Air Force’s PS3 Condor Cluster Takes Flight
December 3, 2010
Where else can you get a half a petaflop of computing power for around $2 million? 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…
Homebrew HPC: Stomping On The PS3
March 31, 2010
Sony nixes Linux install on next firmware upgrade. Read more…
Sony Still Subsidizing US Military Supercomputer Efforts
November 30, 2009
DoD buys 2200 PlayStations to turbocharge cluster. Read more…
Will Roadrunner Be the Cell’s Last Hurrah?
October 27, 2009
The Roadrunner supercomputer at Los Alamos National Lab employed a hybrid Cell-Opteron architecture to be the first system to reach the petaflop milestone. But with the meteoric rise of more powerful general-purpose GPUs, the prospects for more Cell-based supercomputing may be dimming. Read more…
Computational Efficiency in Modern Processors
September 10, 2009
An in-depth look at the computational efficiency of CPUs, GPUs and the Cell processor. Read more…
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