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Students Gird for Cluster Mayhem at ASC19
April 23, 2019
Final cluster configurations have been set, and competitors in the ASC19 Student Supercomputer Challenge have started running the various AI models and HPC benc Read more…
How to Deploy and Validate Your Cluster
January 13, 2015
In the previous Cluster Lifecycle Management column, I discussed best practices for choosing the right vendor to build the cluster that meets your needs. Once y Read more…
Many Cores, Large Memory, Low Latency Memory Access – Numascale Shows a New Way
September 30, 2013
Numascale offers a price breaker for shared memory systems by offering integration of a simple add-on card to commodity servers. The hardware is now deployed in system with up to more than 1700 cores and the memory addressing capability is virtually unlimited. The technology has a set of interesting advantages that will catch the interest of innovative developers. Read more…
The Move is On to Site-Wide File Systems
September 16, 2013
For the past few decades, the norm among the large government labs, academic research facilities and top commercial sites has been to deploy one large system per site at a time. However, more recently growing diversity of applications and end user community requirements, combined with non-overlapping budget and expanding technology lifecycles, has been driving a multi-cluster environment approach. Read more…
Considerations in HPC Cluster Network Selection
July 17, 2013
There's a lot going on in the networks of HPC clusters, and selecting the right network fabric, equipment, and topology is important to ensuring good performance for given applications. A "one size fits all" approach rarely works, and architects will do well to tailor the network to the needs of the application. Read more…
Open Source Software in HPC
December 17, 2012
The superior performance, cost-effectiveness and flexibility of open-source software has made it the predominant choice of HPC professionals. However, the complexity and associated cost of deploying and managing open-source clusters threatens to erode the very cost benefits that have made it compelling in the first place. Read more…
Entry-Level HPC: Proven at a Petaflop, Affordably Priced!
May 30, 2012
Don't have a super budget? You can still own a premier high performance supercomputer with proven technology and reliability. New entry-level configurations and options enable you to configure the optimal balance of price, performance, power, and footprint for your unique and exacting requirements. Read more…
Appro Comes Up Multi-Million Dollar Winner in HPC Procurement for NNSA
June 8, 2011
For the second time in five years, Appro has been tapped to provide the National Nuclear Security Administration with HPC capacity clusters for the agency's Advanced Simulation and Computing and stockpile stewardship programs. The Tri-Lab Linux Capacity Cluster 2 award is a two-year contract that will have the cluster-maker delivering HPC systems across three of the Department of Energy's national labs. The deal is worth tens of millions of dollars to Appro and represents the biggest contract in the company's 20-year history. Read more…
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