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The UberCloud Goes Public
January 22, 2013
The UberCloud Experiment will reveal lessons learned at upcoming events. Read more…
Uber-Cloud Experiment Round 2 Kicks Off at SC12
November 2, 2012
The Uber-Cloud Experiment is still seeking participants for the next round, which officially debuts at SC12. Read more…
HPC, Clouds & Big Data Converge at ISC Cloud 2012 – Part One
September 25, 2012
The last week of September, ISC Cloud had its third annual event in Mannheim, Germany, organized by Uber Cloud Experiment leader Wolfgang Gentzsch. The broad-ranging yet ambitiously-dense program attracted a nice balance of users and technology enablers from research and industry. Read more…
Half-Time in the Uber-Cloud
September 20, 2012
Since its inception on June 28, the Uber-Cloud Experiment has attracted over 160 industry and research organizations and individuals from 22 countries. They all have one goal: to jointly explore the end-to-end process of remotely accessing technical computing resources sitting in HPC centers and in the cloud. With Round One of the experiment wrapping up, the organizers have generously provided a "half-time" report of the project. Read more…
Why Are CAE Software Vendors Moving to the HPC Cloud?
September 4, 2012
When it comes to running HPC workloads in the cloud, traditional software licensing models have presented a significant barrier to adoption. But as cloud becomes ever more entrenched, this is starting to change. More and more ISVs have started to experiment with cloud computing and are adjusting their licensing models accordingly. Read more…
Addressing the Barriers to HPC as a Service
August 29, 2012
During a session at the SRII Global Conference 2012, panelists discussed how the barriers to HPC in the Cloud compare to mainstream cloud computing. Read more…
Legal Aspects of Cloud Computing
August 13, 2012
HPC and grid/cloud expert Wolfgang Gentzsch conducts an interview with Paolo Balboni, scientific director of the European Privacy Association and founding partner at ICT Legal Consulting in Milan. Dr. Balboni will be featured speaker at ISC Cloud in Mannheim, Germany, Sept. 26-27, 2012, where he will be discussing the legal aspects of cloud computing. Read more…
Top HPC Cloud Luminaries Gather in Germany
November 2, 2010
Last week leading figures from the HPC and cloud realm gathered in Frankfurt, Germany, for the ISC Cloud Conference, which was organized by the same team that puts together the long-running International Supercomputing Conference each year. The conference drew leading speakers from industry and academia to discuss the challenges, benefits and future of cloud for high-performance computing. Read more…
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