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HIGH-PRODUCTIVITY COMPUTING
High-productivity computing (HPC) systems are used to solve complex computational problems at a rate of one trillion calculations per second. Typically, HPCs from vendors like Cray, IBM, HP, SiCortex, and Dell are used in data centers, scientific research, enterprises, and government. This topic covers the latest on the HPC industry and new design characteristics that are taking shape to accommodate larger workloads with less electricity.
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As niche supercomputer-maker SiCortex works on the next generation of its line and watches the IT marketing machine...
amsung and Intrinsity have designed a 45 nanometer (nm) ARM Cortex-A8 processor capable of delivering 2000DMIPS at 1GHz.
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Chip maker Intel has been dropping hints like water balloons from the rooftops that its "Nehalem" Xeon EP...
Mark Seager, head of advanced computing at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, examines one of Dell’s Nehalem-based...
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IBM has promised the DOE that the computer, part of its Blue Gene series and scheduled for delivery in 2011, will be...
As semiconductors try to get faster without breaking the laws of physics (not that researchers aren’t trying that, too)...
Roadrunner? Pfff, your chart-topping 1.105 petaflops are laughable. IBM just announced its 20-freaking-petaflop Sequoia...
When the first specifications for dual-cores were released I recall talking with one of the major CPU vendors about the...
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Bruce Allen is perhaps the world's best do-it-yourselfer. When he needed a supercomputer to crunch the results of...
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