HPC Flows Into Hyperscale With Dell Triton
Dell recently unveiled its datacenter liquid cooling technology under the codename of Triton. …
Dell recently unveiled its datacenter liquid cooling technology under the codename of Triton. …
For the first time access to cutting-edge quantum computing is open free to the public over the web. …
In the first part of this series on the proposed Cache Coherence Interconnect for Accelerators (CCIX) standard, we talked about the issues of cache coherence and the need to share memory across various kinds of compute elements in a system. …
The past decade or so has seen some really phenomenal capacity growth and similarly remarkable software technology in support of distributed-memory systems. …
With the general availability of the “Knights Landing” Xeon Phi many core processors from Intel last month, some of the largest supercomputing labs on the planet are getting their first taste of what the future style of high performance computing could look like for the rest of us. …
Before any country can deploy an exascale system, they have to get pre-exascale prototypes into the field to test out their underlying technologies and determine what approaches have the best chance of scaling up performance and being manufactured affordably. …
As we are carefully watching here, there is a perfect storm brewing in the semiconductor space, both for manufacturers and system designers. …
Sometimes, it seems that people are of two minds about high performance computing. …
If money was no object, then arguably the major nations of the world that always invest heavily in supercomputing would have already put an exascale class system into the field. …
The supercomputing industry is as insatiable as it is dreamy. We have not even reached our ambitions of hitting the exascale level of performance in a single system by the end of this decade, and we are stretching our vision out to the far future and wondering how the capacity of our largest machines will scale by many orders of magnitude more. …
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