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Exploring Datacenter/HPC Energy Challenges
February 18, 2015
Writing for the Personal Views on Research eInfrastructures blog, Fabio Gallo of Eurotech calls attention to the energy challenges facing IT and HPC. He notes t Read more…
Cloud, Exascale Challenges Converge
August 4, 2011
During a recent talk, distributed computing researcher Ioan Raicu discussed how the challenges of exascale computing will be felt outside of the traditional supercomputing community as IaaS giants like Amazon move into the million-node range. Read more…
Clouds Set to Make Smart Grids Smarter
March 21, 2011
Over the next few years, the very sources of massive energy consumption--data centers that power cloud computing--could soon turn to serve the goals of energy efficiency programs. Cloud platforms and the scalable needs they can serve are increasingly being seen as key to energy management, especially as the range of devices, sensors and measurement tools grows and renewable sources are being fed back into the system. Read more…
Concurrent and Parallel Are Not The Same
July 8, 2009
Portability or efficiency? Neither is guaranteed when writing explicit parallel code. Read more…
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