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Nvidia’s Mammoth Volta GPU Aims High for AI, HPC
May 10, 2017
At Nvidia's GPU Technology Conference (GTC17) in San Jose, Calif., this morning, CEO Jensen Huang announced the company's much-anticipated Volta architecture a Read more…
Power8 with NVLink Coming to the Nimbix Cloud
October 6, 2016
Starting later this month, HPC professionals and data scientists wishing to try out NVLink'd Nvidia Pascal P100 GPUs won't have to spend upwards of $100,000 on NVIDIA's DGX-1 server or fork over about half that for IBM's Power8 server with NVLink and four Pascal GPUs. Soon they'll be able to get the power of Pascal in a public cloud. Read more…
NVIDIA Adds ‘Parker’ CPU to ‘Brain of Autonomous Vehicles’
August 25, 2016
NVIDIA's autonomous vehicle strategy took a step forward this week with the announcement of a new mobile CPU, called “Parker,” offered to automakers as a si Read more…
Why 2016 Is the Most Important Year in HPC in Over Two Decades
August 23, 2016
In 1994, two NASA employees connected 16 commodity workstations together using a standard Ethernet LAN and installed open-source message passing software that a Read more…
Europe’s Fastest Supercomputer to Get Pascal GPU Upgrade
April 6, 2016
Already Europe’s fastest supercomputer at 7.8 petaflops, the Piz Daint (hybrid CPU/GPU Cray XC30) at the Swiss National Computing Center (CSCS) will double its performance with a massive upgrade that involves switching to NVIDIA’s newest Pascal GPU architecture and merging with Piz Dora (Cray XC40), a smaller CPU-based machine. The announcement was made at GTC16... Read more…
NVIDIA Unleashes Monster Pascal GPU Card at GTC16
April 5, 2016
Tuesday at the seventh-annual GPU Technology Conference (GTC) in San Jose, Calif., NVIDIA revealed its first Pascal-architecture based GPU card, the P100, calling it "the most advanced accelerator ever built." The P100 is based on the NVIDIA Pascal GP100 GPU... Read more…
NVIDIA Pascal GPUs Coming to Automotive ‘Supercomputer’
January 6, 2016
It's no secret that NVIDIA is eager to take elements of its successful GPGPU ecosystem developed in partnership with the HPC community and transfer these to Read more…
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