Category: HPC
Submissions for ISC’13 Research Papers, Tutorials is Now Open
The 2013 International Supercomputing Conference Research Paper and Tutorials Committees are now accepting abstracts and tutorial proposals for ISC’13 in Europe. The ISC’13 Call for Papers is supported by the IEEE Germany Section.
Nvidia: Examining The Threat From Intel’s Xeon Phi
Intel is a fierce player and represents the first legitimate competitive threat that Nvidia has seen in the space. I believe, however, that Intel’s competitive position in this nascent field is overstated in the near- to medium-term and that expanding TAM and strong leadership from Nvidia’s team should ensure that the segment’s sales and profitability continue to grow, even if Intel gets a piece of the action.
Heterogeneous System Architecture: Purpose and Outlook
The HSA Foundation, known as the “HSAF”, is an open, industry standard consortium founded to define and deliver open standards and tools for hardware and software to fully take advantage of high performance of parallel compute engines, and do so in the lowest possible power envelope.
Keeneland Project Deploys Full Scale GPU Supercomputing System
The Keeneland Full Scale System is a 615 TFLOPS HP Proliant SL250-based supercomputer with 264 nodes, where each node contains two Intel Sandy Bridge processors, three NVIDIA M2090 GPU accelerators, 32 GB of host memory, and a Mellanox InfiniBand FDR interconnection network.
AMD announced FirePro S10000 dual-GPU card
Today at SC12 conference Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) introduced what it claims is the most powerful server graphics card, the AMD FirePro S10000.
Nvidia introduced K20 top of the line family of Tesla GPUs
Nvidia today formally introduced its K20 top of the line family of GPUs. Tesla K20 series would consist of K20X and marginally slower K20.
Cray Announced the Cray XC30 Supercomputer
Cray Inc. today announced the launch of the Company’s next generation high-end supercomputing systems — the Cray XC30 supercomputer. Previously code-named “Cascade,” the Cray XC30 supercomputer is the Company’s most-advanced high performance computing system ever built.
Oak Ridge National Laboratory debuts fastest supercomputer Cray XK7 system Titan
The U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Oak Ridge National Laboratory launched a new era of scientific supercomputing today with Titan, a system capable of churning through more than 20,000 trillion calculations each second-or 20 petaflop
International Supercomputing Conference ISC 2013 Trailer
After four years in Hamburg, ISC will move to the historic city of Leipzig in 2013. Leipzig has hosted trade fairs since 1165 and has long been a center for culture, learning and research.
Kepler and CUDA Developer Sessions at SC12
SC12 conference will be featuring advances in applications and scientific discovery made with accelerated computing. Learn how to accelerate your application by attending one of these free CUDA developer sessions.
