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NSF Signs $1.4 Million Check to Advance Community Database
January 21, 2015
Thanks to an NSF award worth $1.4 million, bioinformatics researchers at Washington State University and Clemson University and elsewhere will soon have the ki Read more…
Cray Parlays Supercomputing Technology Into Big Data Appliance
March 1, 2012
For the first time in its history, Cray has built something other than a supercomputer. On Wednesday, the company's newly hatched YarcData division launched "uRiKA," a hardware-software solution aimed at real-time knowledge discovery with terascale-sized data sets. The system is designed to serve businesses and government agencies that need to do high-end analytics in areas as diverse as social networking, financial management, healthcare, supply chain management, and national security. Read more…
Startup Brings HPC to Big Data Analytics
June 16, 2011
For all the accolades one hears about German engineering, there are few IT vendors native to that country. Recently though, we got the opportunity to talk with one such company, ParStream, a Cologne-based startup that has developed a bleeding-edge CPU/GPU-based analytics platform that marries high performance computing to big data. Read more…
Oracle’s Cloudy Path to Growth
April 1, 2011
While there's no doubt its hardware and standard software aren't disappearing anytime soon, some analysts see the key to Oracle's future in the clouds. Read more…
Cray Pushes XMT Supercomputer Into the Limelight
January 26, 2011
When announced in 2006, the Cray XMT supercomputer attracted little attention. The machine was originally targeted for high-end data mining and analysis for a particular set of government clients in the intelligence community. While the feds have given the XMT support over the past five years, Cray is now looking to move these machines into the commercial sphere. And with the next generation XMT-2 on the horizon, the company is gearing up to accelerate that strategy in 2011. Read more…
Oracle Buys 10 Percent Share of Mellanox
November 5, 2010
Ellison and company put some big bucks behind InfiniBand. Read more…
No Sign of HPC on Sun-Oracle Roadmap
January 28, 2010
Ellison and company is all about business computing. Read more…
EU Issues Objections to Oracle’s Sun Acquisition
November 10, 2009
European Commission once again raises database competition issue. Read more…
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