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NERSC’s ‘Shifter’ Makes Container-based HPC a Breeze
August 7, 2015
The explosive growth in data coming out of experiments in cosmology, particle physics, bioinformatics and nuclear physics is pushing computational scientists to Read more…
‘Piz Dora’ Piggybacks Swiss Supercomputer ‘Piz Daint’
December 11, 2014
Already the world's most energy-efficient petascale supercomputer, "Piz Daint" – the Cray XC30 system installed at the Swiss National Supercomputing Centre (C Read more…
Air Force Stocks Its Supercomputing Arsenal
October 8, 2014
The Air Force Research Laboratory recently welcomed its newest supercomputer, a 1.28 petaflops Cray XC30 machine dubbed “Lightning,” nearly doubling its su Read more…
Cray Goes Back to the Future for Weather Forecasting
February 16, 2014
Weather forecasting has come a long way since June of 1977, when the European Centre for Medium Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF) first contracted Cray to deliver Read more…
Swiss Research House Outfits Cray XC30 with GPU Boosters
September 11, 2013
The Swiss National Supercomputing Centre (CSCS) is rolling out the second half of its Cray XC30 supercomputer, the first to employ both Intel Xeon processors and NVIDA GPUs. Read more…
Supercomputers: Still the King of the HPC Hill
June 17, 2013
The advent of low-power mobile processors and cloud delivery models is changing the economics of computing. But just as an economy car is good at different things than a full size truck, an HPC workload still has certain computing demands that neither the fastest smartphone nor the most elastic cloud cluster can fulfill. Read more…
Cray Answers Mid-Market’s Call
May 7, 2013
Seattle-based supercomputer maker Cray has revealed the latest addition to its portfolio: the Cray XC30-AC (air-cooled) supercomputer. The new product leverages Cray's XC30 flagship technology to address technical enterprise price points and new classes of users. Read more…
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