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URISC@SC17 and the #LongestLastMile
January 11, 2018
A multinational delegation recently attended the Understanding Risk in Shared CyberEcosystems workshop, or URISC@SC17, in Denver, Colorado. URISC participants and presenters from 11 countries, including eight African nations, 12 U.S. states, Canada, India and Nepal, also attended SC17, the annual international conference for high performance computing, networking, storage and analysis that drew nearly 13,000 attendees. Read more…
As Exascale Frontier Opens, Science Application Developers Share Pioneering Strategies
December 19, 2017
In November 2015, three colleagues representing the US Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Science’s three major supercomputing facilities struck up a conver Read more…
SC17 Cluster Competition: Who Won and Why? Results Analyzed and Over-Analyzed
November 28, 2017
Everyone by now knows that Nanyang Technological University of Singapore (NTU) took home the highest LINPACK Award and the Overall Championship from the recently concluded SC17 Student Cluster Competition. We also already know how the teams did in the Highest LINPACK and Highest HPCG competitions, with Nanyang grabbing bragging rights for both benchmarks. Read more…
SC17 US Student Cluster Competition Teams: Defending the Home Turf
November 24, 2017
Nine US universities showed up to the SC17 Student Cluster Competition in an attempt to keep the trophies in the United States. Let’s use our video lens to ge Read more…
Long Flights to Cluster Fights: Meet the Asian Student Cluster Teams
November 22, 2017
Five teams from Asia traveled thousands of miles to compete at the SC17 Student Cluster Competition in Denver. Our cameras were there to meet ‘em, greet ‘em Read more…
Perspective: What Really Happened at SC17?
November 22, 2017
SC is over. Now comes the myriad of follow-ups. Inboxes are filled with templated emails from vendors and other exhibitors hoping to win a place in the post-SC thinking of booth visitors. Attendees of tutorials, workshops and other technical sessions will be inundated with requests for feedback. Read more…
Live and in Color, Meet the European Student Cluster Teams
November 21, 2017
The SC17 Student Cluster Competition welcomed two teams from Europe, the German team of FAU/TUC and Team Poland, the pride of Warsaw. Let's get to know them bet Read more…
SC17 Student Cluster Kick Off – Guts, Glory, Grep
November 21, 2017
The SC17 Student Cluster Competition started with a well-orchestrated kick-off emceed by Stephen Harrell, the competition chair. It began with a welcome from Read more…
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