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From Rendering LOTR to Animating HPC Clouds
September 16, 2013
Much has been written about the incredible animation work that went on behind the scenes of the Lord of the Rings series, but without the rendering horsepower of high performance systems, none of that would have been possible. In this audio-based interview feature, we talk with the former CIO behind that rendering effort who spun out Greenbutton, an HPC cloud company that... Read more…
How to Deploy Storage to Better Compete in Today’s Economy
April 29, 2013
Being competitive in today’s world economy means companies have to accelerate the time it takes to go from concept to profitable products and services. There is no shortage of new, good ideas and inventions to solve the problems we face; yet the world market demands solutions faster. Read more…
SDSC’s New Storage Cloud: ‘Flickr for Scientific Data’
October 6, 2011
Last month, the San Diego Supercomputer Center launched what it believes is "the largest academic-based cloud storage system in the U.S." The infrastructure is designed to serve the country's research community and will be available to scientists and engineers from essentially any government agency that needs to archive and share super-sized data sets. Read more…
“Summer of Speed” – The Need For Low Latency In Automated, Real-Time Trading
August 9, 2011
Fujitsu and Solarflare share the observation that the rapid expansion of automated and algorithmic trading has increased the critical role of network and server technology in market trading, first in the requirement for low latency and second in the need for high throughput in order to process the high volume of transactions. Given the critical demand for information technology, private and public companies that are active in electronic markets continue to invest in their LAN and WAN networks and in the server infrastructure that carries market data and trading information. Read more…
Above the Clouds: An Interview with Armando Fox
August 2, 2011
If you spend any time reading about scientific computing in the clouds, it is quite likely you have encountered the name Armando Fox at least once. Fox has been writing about cloud computing before the term ever emerged into mainstream computing speak and continues to be a prolific source of information about cutting-edge cloud computing research for scientific and technical computing. 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…
Dell Uses Force to Enhance Integrated Datacenter Portfolio
July 20, 2011
Dell announced today that it intends to buy San Jose-based Force10 Networks, in part due to their Open Cloud Networking framework. The move represents a clear cloud datacenter-driven buy from Round Rock and signals what they hope will be more incentive for customers to see the value in integrated datacenter solutions. Read more…
VMware’s HPC Guru on High Performance Clouds
May 11, 2011
Josh Simons talks virtual HPC via video from ISC Cloud Frankfurt. Read more…
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