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HP Places Two Systems in Top Five of TOP500
Posted by: HP News Dept. on Wednesday November 21 2007 @ 03:22PM EST views: 1116
HP announced that it placed two systems in the top five of the TOP500 Supercomputer list, which catalogs the world’s 500 most powerful installed technical and commercial computer systems.

New Argonne supercomputer makes 'Top 500' list
Posted by: Bret Stouder on Wednesday November 21 2007 @ 11:39AM EST views: 1162
A new high-performance computer cluster at the Center for Nanoscale Materials (CNM) at the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Argonne National Laboratory is number 150 on the list of the world's 500 fastest computers. The new cluster, capable of performing up to 12 trillion floating-point operations per second, is currently the fastest computer at Argonne, at least until the IBM Blue Gene/P supercomputer being installed at the Argonne Leadership Computing Facility is finished.

Java Parallel Processing Framework 1.0 RC1 Released
Posted by: Laurent Cohen on Thursday November 15 2007 @ 10:47AM EST views: 1129
The JPPF team is very pleased to bring many new features, including major performance enhancements, increased administration capabilities and a set of sample applications of JPPF to real-life problems

Clustercorp integrates the Moab Cluster Suite into Rocks+
Posted by: Tim McIntire on Wednesday November 14 2007 @ 04:46PM EST views: 1259
Moab Cluster Suite has been integrated into the Rocks™ cluster distribution to create a Leadership-Class Workload Management and Cluster Deployment combination: Rocks+Moab

Top Schools Adopt NVIDIA CUDA for Parallel Programming Courses
Posted by: Julie Morgan on Wednesday November 14 2007 @ 01:10PM EST views: 1313
NVIDIA announced today that the CUDA software environment is now being actively used in parallel programming courses at over 20 universities worldwide with many more currently evaluating NVIDIA’s tools for parallel programming for inclusion in their curriculum.

NVIDIA Unveils New Version of Award-Winning CUDA Software Development Tools
Posted by: Julie Morgan on Wednesday November 14 2007 @ 01:09PM EST views: 1195
NVIDIA is demonstrating the latest version of its award-winning C-compiler for GPU programming, CUDA™ 1.1, at the SuperComputing 2007 show.

OptimaNumerics names John Parkinson as Chairman
Posted by: Pamela Ingram on Wednesday November 14 2007 @ 12:08PM EST views: 1119
London, UK and Supercomputing 2007, Reno, Nevada, USA (14 Nov 2007) – OptimaNumerics, the leading provider of high performance numerical software, today announced that Dr John M Parkinson has been appointed as the Chairman of the Board.

Arizona State University taps Star-P to study the human side of supercomputing
Posted by: Interactive Supercomputing on Wednesday November 14 2007 @ 11:16AM EST views: 1003
DoD-funded project aims to boost research productivity

Star-P earns HPCwire’s Editors’ Choice Award…again
Posted by: Interactive Supercomputing on Wednesday November 14 2007 @ 11:15AM EST views: 940
Software platform speeds parallel application development and deployment

Massively Parallel Computing for Energy and Earthquake Research with PSSC Labs PowerWulf Cluster
Posted by: Alex Lessor on Wednesday November 14 2007 @ 10:37AM EST views: 988
A spin-off from Chevron Research in 1997, Paulsson Geophysical Services, Inc. (P/GSI) acquires and processes geophysical data for major and independent oil companies. The majority of this data is processed and analyzed on a PowerWulf Cluster from PSSC Labs.

HP Brings High-performance Computing Technologies to Midsize Companies
Posted by: HP News Dept. on Wednesday November 14 2007 @ 09:46AM EST views: 1252
HP today announced new high-performance computing platforms designed to help midsize businesses compete more effectively by taking advantage of the powerful technologies that have transformed engineering and research in some of the world’s largest enterprises.

Finisar Accelerates 10G Ethernet Server Connectivity with Intro of Laserwire at SC07
Posted by: Editorial on Tuesday November 13 2007 @ 05:23PM EST views: 1196
Fiber Optic Market Leader Demonstrates New Interconnect Technology For High-Performance Computing Applications at Supercomputing 2007

Ciprico RAIDCore Exceds 2.2 Gigabytes per SecondRAID Performance on Storage Server at SC 07
Posted by: Andrew De Lara on Tuesday November 13 2007 @ 01:20PM EST views: 1189
Ciprico Inc. (NASDAQ: CPCI), a leading provider of intelligent storage software, solutions and appliances, will be demonstrating their RAIDCore host bus adapter (HBA) in a storage server capable of exceeding 2.2 Gigabytes per second of throughput at this year’s SC07 Conference.

Cell is Coming to Hollywood!
Posted by: Media Relations on Tuesday November 13 2007 @ 01:14PM EST views: 1594
Terra Soft's Y-Film integrates asset management and productivity tools with the cross-architecture, cross-platform Y-HPC cluster construction suite for an industry unique product offering. Coupled With plugins for Maya, mental ray, RenderMan, and Shake, Y-Film provides appliance-like simplicity to computer graphics.

DataDirect Networks’ S2A9550 Sets the Bar for Performance & Resiliency
Posted by: DataDirect Networks on Monday November 12 2007 @ 01:38PM EST views: 1242
Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) to Issue Report Proving DataDirect Networks’ S2A Appliances are the Fastest and Most Consistent Storage Systems on the Planet

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