Posted by: Alex Lesser on Monday September 10 2007 @ 11:17AM EDT views: 1287
PSSC Labs' PowerServe A2400 is the first server based on AMD's Quad
Core processors to be reviewed by Techware Labs. Integrated with two
AMD Quad Core series processors, the PowerServe A2400 offers the
highest performance available in 1U of space. According to Techoware
Labs, "The (PSSC Labs) system arrived packed perfectly, fully
operational, and flawlessly put together."
Posted by: Dana Booze on Monday September 10 2007 @ 10:37AM EDT views: 1087
NASA has turned to SGI for a large-scale high-performance computing (HPC) cluster and storage solution to support computational work essential to aeronautics research.
Posted by: Maria McLaughlin on Monday September 10 2007 @ 08:58AM EDT views: 1072
Improved power efficiency at higher memory loads delivered to high-performance computing markets
Posted by: Dana Booze on Friday September 07 2007 @ 10:28AM EDT views: 1151
IDF might have a tad more attention when it kicks off the week after next in San Francisco but Itanium loyalists will also get their moment in the sun soon when the Gelato ICE conference kicks off on 1 October in Singapore.
Posted by: Laurent Cohen on Friday September 07 2007 @ 07:14AM EDT views: 1025
The JPPF Team is pleased to bring extended monitoring features at the node and task level
Posted by: Gavin Loader on Friday September 07 2007 @ 02:15AM EDT views: 1250
Diamond Light Source UK – a futuristic science facility home to the Diamond Light Synchrotron (a super size light-based microscope which allows scientists to see cells, atoms and other microscopic structures in minute details) is using an IBM Linux supercomputer designed and installed by integrator OCF to cut scientists’ research time from weeks to real-time.
One of the first users of the supercomputer is researching more effective drugs to combat certain types of cancer.
Posted by: Trenton Baker on Tuesday September 04 2007 @ 04:06PM EDT views: 1645
The Aberdeen Stirling 444 rackmount 4-Way Quad-Core Intel Xeon 7300 Series processor-based server is effectively a 16-core supercomputer available to perform in high-performance computing and rendering environments and that require top notch processor performance.
Posted by: Ken Farmer on Tuesday September 04 2007 @ 10:08AM EDT views: 1143
ITPro: By the end of 2012, we will have single-socket, x86 devices with 128 cores. The only way to manage systems built with such devices is to exploit the parallel processing technologies developed for the rarefied world of High Performance Computing.
Posted by: Dana Booze on Monday August 27 2007 @ 05:29AM EDT views: 989
Linux Networx, an award-winning provider of Linux-based, production-ready High Performance Computing (HPC) solutions, today announced the availability of Clusterworx Advanced, its new, comprehensive cluster management software. Clusterworx Advanced enables administrators to easily install, manage and monitor complex heterogeneous computing clusters. Rather than relying on multiple software solutions or manual processes, administrators can now manage clusters as an integrated system from a single point of control, resulting in unprecedented power, improved system performance and increased uptime while reducing system administration costs and overhead.
Posted by: Dana Booze on Thursday August 23 2007 @ 08:42AM EDT views: 1112
IT Director: HP made several announcements this month at LinuxWorld 2007. The company announced the release of the HP-developed Parallel Compositing Library visualization software into the open source community.
Posted by: Gavin on Wednesday August 15 2007 @ 11:13AM EDT views: 1125
In many instances, supercomputing solutions built for customers are firsts, fastest, largest or most unique. When you're working on the leading edge in this way, problems and hold-ups can and do occur. In this case it is essential for customers to know that the main players in any supercomputing project - the integrator and the
primary hardware vendor - have a good relationship that ensures projects are run as efficiently as possible. It is imperative that customers should look for evidence of this relationship when selecting partners for their supercomputing solution.
Posted by: Carol Brown, Portland Group on Tuesday August 14 2007 @ 08:37AM EDT views: 1343
Optimizing multi-core development tools from The Portland Group enable
migration and tuning of applications for Quad-Core AMD Opteron processors
Posted by: Kaycee Roberts on Tuesday August 14 2007 @ 06:53AM EDT views: 998
TotalView Technologies today announced that Vice President of Marketing Dick Andersen will speak at the Software Business 2007 Conference from October 2-3, 2007 in Santa Clara, California. Andersen’s presentation, “Increasing Revenue and Profitability with the Right Software Licensing Model,” will take place from 2:20 – 2:50 pm as part of the sales track on October 3rd.
Posted by: Symbio Technologies on Sunday August 12 2007 @ 09:55AM EDT views: 1245
Symbio Technologies says the concept of green computing will not be widely accepted if IT administrators and end users have to pay too big a price to save money and the environment. Technology must provide real benefits to the network without disrupting how users get their work done.
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