HPC Storage Enters a New Era

June 2, 2014

Until relatively recently, HPC storage systems have been almost an afterthought, a grab bag mix of components jury rigged together to support the star of the sh Read more…

HPC Storage – Deliver Solutions Faster to Market in Today’s Economy

June 17, 2013

Being competitive in today’s economy means companies need to accelerate the time it takes to go from concepts to profitable products and services. There is no shortage of new services, novel methods and innovations to help solve the problems we face; yet, to affect real change, faster market solutions need to be pragmatic and affordable. Read more…

Xyratex Targets Missing Middle with Scaled-Down ClusterStor 1500

May 9, 2013

In what has become a week of news around bringing HPC technology to the midrange market, Lustre file system gatekeeper, Xyratex, hashed out new boxes to bring down some parallel file system barriers and put higher performance on x86 cluster within closer reach for simulation and.... Read more…

How to Deploy Storage to Better Compete in Today’s Economy

April 29, 2013

Being competitive in today’s world economy means companies have to accelerate the time it takes to go from concept to profitable products and services. There is no shortage of new, good ideas and inventions to solve the problems we face; yet the world market demands solutions faster. Read more…

New OpenSFS Rep on the Future of Lustre

March 12, 2013

OpenSFS has chosen its Community Representative Director for 2013: Tommy Minyard, director of Advanced Computing Systems (ACS) at the Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC). We got the new director's views on Lustre's opportunities in big data and exascale, maintaining a single source tree, and new features on the horizon. Read more…

Xyratex Captures Oracle’s Lustre

February 21, 2013

With the announcement this week that storage maker Xyratex has acquired Oracle's Lustre assets, the popular open source parallel file system is once again completely under the control of HPC stakeholders. Read more…

EIOW Shaping Exascale I/O is gaining Industry Momentum

December 11, 2012

As 2012 comes to a close, I see some great progress being made by the Exascale I/O Workgroup (EIOW – see <a href="http://www.EIOW.org" target="_blank">www.EIOW.org</a>). From helping formulate requirements on next generation I/O middleware to working among diverse HPC application developers and industry contributors, the group is charting a new direction for exascale-capable HPC architectural methods and prototypes. Read more…

Reliability Matters – Your HPC Workloads are Thirsty for Enterprise Quality

November 12, 2012

Is your current HPC data storage solution experiencing issues with disk drives? Are you seeing performance degradation, where HPC projects take longer to complete than they should? Is your performance situation normal, or are there reliable alternatives to achieving sustained performance at large HPC scale? Read more…

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