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Habana’s AI Silicon Comes to San Diego Supercomputer Center
April 8, 2021
Habana Labs, an Intel-owned AI company, has partnered with server maker Supermicro to provide high-performance, high-efficiency AI computing in the form of new Read more…
Supermicro Details Its Hardware for MN-3, the Most Efficient Supercomputer in the World
September 2, 2020
In June, HPCwire highlighted the new MN-3 supercomputer: a 1.6 Linpack petaflops system delivering 21.1 gigaflops per watt of power, making it the most energy-efficient supercomputer in the world – at least, according to the latest Green500 list, the Top500’s energy-conscious cousin. Read more…
What’s New in Computing vs. COVID-19: Fugaku, Congress, De Novo Design & More
July 2, 2020
Supercomputing, big data and artificial intelligence are crucial tools in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. Around the world, researchers, corporation Read more…
AMD Launches Three New High-Frequency Epyc SKUs Aimed at Commercial HPC
April 14, 2020
AMD is launching three new SKUs today based on the 7nm second-generation Epyc "Rome" platform, targeting commercial HPC workloads as well as hyperconverged infr Read more…
Supermicro: Investigation Shows No Motherboard Hack
December 12, 2018
Supermicro, the subject of media reports two months ago alleging that spies in China hacked Supermicro servers widely distributed throughout the U.S. technology supply chain, has followed up its initial vehement denials with a letter sent yesterday to customers stating a third party investigations firm had “found absolutely no evidence of malicious hardware on our motherboards.” Read more…
Bloomberg: Supermicro Motherboards Bugged by Operatives in China
October 4, 2018
Roiling the tech industry and intelligence community, a news story on the Bloomberg BusinessWeek site reports that spies in China hacked Super Micro Computer servers widely distributed throughout the U.S. technology supply chain, including servers used by Amazon and Apple. The story has been flatly denied by all three companies and by the government of China. Read more…
HPC Financial Update (Feb. 2017)
February 22, 2017
In this recurring feature, we’ll provide you with financial highlights from companies in the HPC industry. Check back in regularly for an updated list with the most pertinent fiscal information. Read more…
TOP500 Stunt Machine Heads to Vegas
September 18, 2014
Remember "Cherry Creek," the Intel-designed supercomputer that ran for the duration of SC13 Supercomputing Conference? This “demonstration” system achieved Read more…
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