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AWS Beats Azure to K80 General Availability
Amazon Web Services has seeded its cloud with Nvidia Tesla K80 GPUs to meet the growing demand for accelerated computing across an increasingly-diverse range of workloads. The P2 instance family …
New Models for Research, Part II – the Campus Cloud
In the second of a four-part series, Jay Etchings, director of operations for research computing and senior HPC architect at Arizona State University, lays out the concept of the campus cloud, a …
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New Models for Research Computing, Part I
March 9, 2015
In the first of a four-part series, Jay Etchings, director of operations for research computing and senior HPC architect at Arizona State University, lays out the concept of the next-generation cyberinfrastructure, a set of integrated technology components working together to support the diverse needs of the research community across disciplines and across scale. Read more…
NSF Rolls Out Innovative Cloud Testbeds
August 21, 2014
The National Science Foundation (NSF) announced funding for two cloud testbeds, named "Chameleon" and "CloudLab.” A total award of $20 million to be split eve Read more…
Benchmarking HPC in the Cloud
June 10, 2014
All clouds are not the same. It's an adage that rings especially true when it comes to running high-performance computing (HPC) workloads. HPC middleware soluti Read more…
Cycle Computing and the HPC Experiment
July 15, 2013
In a presentation done with Wolfgang Gentzsch and Burak Yenier in association with the HPC Experiment, Stowe went more into detail about the additional use cases in which Cycle Computing has facilitated HPC experimentation in the cloud. Gentzsch and Yenier also went on to update the HPC experiment, the fourth round of which kicks off this week. Read more…
Skills Gap Changing the Face of UK Supercomputing
June 20, 2013
The HPC industry is like a winding road with new technologies, innovations, and suppliers bending and shaping its path. For the first time, as a result of a lack of skills, organisations have four roads to choose from: an in-house cluster if skills are available, a managed service, a hosted cluster, or an HPC-on-demand service. Read more…
Examining Questions of Virtualization and Security in the Cloud
June 13, 2013
When considering moving excess or experimental HPC applications to a cloud environment, there will always be obstacles. Were that not the case, the cost effectiveness of cloud-based HPC would rule the high performance landscape. Jonathan Stewart Ward and Adam Barker of the University of St. Andrews produced an intriguing report on the state of cloud computing, paying a significant amount of attention to the problems facing cloud computing. Read more…
IBM’s Guide to Cloud Based HPC
June 12, 2013
Cloud computing is gaining ground in utilization by mid-sized institutions who are looking to expand their experimental high performance computing resources. As such, IBM released what they call Redbooks, in part to assist institutions’ movement of high performance computing applications to the cloud. Read more…
Research Roundup: Integrating Grids and Clouds
June 7, 2013
In this week’s hand-picked assortment, researchers consider integrating grid and cloud infrastructures, explore building secure governance clouds, and review HPC scheduling systems in grid and cloud environments. Read more…
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