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MGrid Doubles Capacity, Welcomes New Members
January 30, 2014
Recognizing the competitive value of advanced computing technologies, numerous initiatives from government and industry have been created to broker and promote Read more…
Product Design Strengthens HPC Ties
January 28, 2014
Increasingly, advanced computing technologies are embraced for their ability to bolster economic competitiveness. The advantages owed to a well-thought out and Read more…
EU Launches HPC Cloud Experiment
October 11, 2013
Edinburgh Parallel Computing Centre (EPCC) is announcing a new HPC cloud project, called Fortissimo, aimed at boosting the competitiveness of European industry, specifically small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) who use digital simulation and modeling. Read more…
Steven Chu’s DOE Legacy: Big Science, Grand Challenges and Solyndra
February 5, 2013
US Energy Secretary Steven Chu steps down after a controversial term in which he championed high performance computing, launched dozens of energy research centers, and led the government's attempts to help industry transform the country's energy landscape. But his most famous decision was the most politically divisive: backing a company called Solyndra. Read more…
Uber-Cloud Experiment Round 2 Kicks Off at SC12
November 2, 2012
The Uber-Cloud Experiment is still seeking participants for the next round, which officially debuts at SC12. Read more…
Addressing the Barriers to HPC as a Service
August 29, 2012
During a session at the SRII Global Conference 2012, panelists discussed how the barriers to HPC in the Cloud compare to mainstream cloud computing. Read more…
Thinking Forward: Vivek Wadhwa on Singularity University
February 13, 2012
Tech entrepreneur turned academic, Vivek Wadhwa is currently the Vice President of Academics and Innovation at Singularity University, an institution that educates a select group of leaders about exponentially growing technologies. In this interview for HPCwire, Wadhwa describes his thoughts on the culture of Silicon Valley, Singularity University, the rising costs of education, and the rapid evolution of technology. Read more…
IBM Outlines Benefits of Engineering Clouds
July 28, 2011
A recent, broad-reaching IBM document explored the limitations engineering-oriented firms are facing, and what the role of the cloud can be as they address shortfalls. Read more…
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