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  • The supercomputer on your desktop 17 February, 2010 06:59:00

    Applications traditionally handled by the biggest of Big Iron are heading to the desktop
    High-performance computing (HPC) has almost always required a supercomputer - one of those room-size monoliths you find at government research labs and universities.
  • SGI offers supercomputing as a service 12 February, 2010 07:20:00

    The service, Cyclone, is aimed at technical computing users
    SGI is rolling out what it believes is the first hosted supercomputing service on the market.
  • Sandia tests supercomputer virtualization 27 January, 2010 05:01:00

    High-performance computer virtualization could provide more bang for the buck, researchers contend
    The U.S. Energy Department's Sandia National Laboratories is investigating the possibility of using virtualization to allow its researchers to make better use of its behemoth Red Storm supercomputer. Researchers from Northwestern University and the University of New Mexico are also participating in the project.
  • US Air Force taps PlayStation 3 for research 07 December, 2009 22:04:00

    Air Force Research Laboratory interested in PS3 chip technology
    The U.S. Air Force recently issued a request for proposals to purchase 2,200 Sony PlayStation 3 video game consoles. Does the Air Force plan to play lots of Grand Theft Auto?
  • Gore says supercomputing can be killer app in climate change 20 November, 2009 09:19:00

    Former VP aims to stir passion and urgency about climate change at SC09 conference
    PORTLAND, Ore. -- Former Vice President Al Gore today told an audience of scientists, programmers and system builders at the SC09 conference here that their work is essential in the effort to avoid global catastrophe caused by climate change.
  • Two rival supercomputers duke it out for top spot 16 November, 2009 15:08:00

    The two leading systems swapped places in the latest Top 500 Supercomputers list
    A Cray supercomputer at Oak Ridge National Laboratory has regained the title of the world's most powerful supercomputer, overtaking the installation that was ranked at the top in June, while China entered the Top 10 with a hybrid Intel-AMD system.
  • Microsoft acquisition adds to parallel computing focus 23 September, 2009 17:47:00

    Microsoft's products will use technologies from the company it acquired
    Microsoft has purchased assets in a company that specializes in parallel computing, a function used mainly in supercomputing that Microsoft aims to develop for a broader audience, the company said Tuesday.
  • Penguin puts high-performance computing in the cloud 12 August, 2009 06:12:00

    Its Penguin On Demand service lets companies pay by the hour to run HPC workloads
    Penguin Computing, which builds high-performance Linux clusters for tasks like weather modelling and product design, is taking its business into the cloud.
  • Germany, Saudi Arabia muscle into Top500 supercomputer list 24 June, 2009 04:13:00

    However, computers in the U.S. continue to dominate the list
    Computers in Germany and Saudi Arabia are now among the fastest in the world, but the bi-annual Top500 list of the world's most powerful supercomputers is still topped by the Roadrunner system at the U.S. Department of Energy's Los Alamos National Laboratory.
  • IBM offers high-performance computing services 19 June, 2009 09:07:00

    IBM wants to mitigate high-performance computing problems with the new services
    IBM on Thursday said it is now offering high-performance computing services to customers who want to get supercomputers up and running faster.
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