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Physics Code Modifications Push Xeon Phi Peak Performance

November 4, 2016 Sean Thielen 10

In the worlds of high performance computing (HPC) and physics, seemingly straightforward challenges are frequently not what they seem at first glance. …

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Advances in In Situ Processing Tie to Exascale Targets

November 3, 2016 Ben Cotton Comments Off on Advances in In Situ Processing Tie to Exascale Targets

Waiting for a simulation to complete before visualizing the results is often an unappealing prospect for researchers. …

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The State of HPC Cloud in 2016

October 31, 2016 Nicole Hemsoth Prickett Comments Off on The State of HPC Cloud in 2016

We are pleased to announce that the first book from Next Platform Press, titled “The State of HPC Cloud: 2016 Edition,” is complete. …

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It Takes a Lot of Supercomputing to Simulate Future Computing

October 27, 2016 Nicole Hemsoth Prickett Comments Off on It Takes a Lot of Supercomputing to Simulate Future Computing

The chip industry is quickly reaching the limits of traditional lithography in its effort to cram more transistors onto a piece of silicon at a pace consistent with Moore’s Law. …

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How Long Before Burst Buffers Push Past Supercomputing?

October 21, 2016 Nicole Hemsoth Prickett Comments Off on How Long Before Burst Buffers Push Past Supercomputing?

Over the last couple of years, we have been watching how burst buffers might be deployed at some of the world’s largest supercomputer sites. …

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Turning OpenMP Programs into Parallel Hardware

October 19, 2016 Nicole Hemsoth Prickett Comments Off on Turning OpenMP Programs into Parallel Hardware

Systems built from commodity hardware such as servers, desktops and laptops often contain so-called general-purpose processors (CPUs)—processors that specialize in doing many different things reasonably well. …

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Opening Up The Server Bus For Coherent Acceleration

October 17, 2016 Timothy Prickett Morgan 2

When IBM started to use the word “open” in conjunction with its Power architecture more than three years with the formation of the OpenPower Foundation three years ago, Big Blue was not confused about what that term meant. …

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Adapteva Joins The Kilocore Club With Epiphany-V

October 13, 2016 Timothy Prickett Morgan 3

The computing industry is facing a number of challenges as Moore’s Law improvements in circuitry slow down, and they don’t all have to do with transistor counts and memory bandwidth and such. …

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Disruptive Technologies on the Post Exascale Horizon

October 12, 2016 Nicole Hemsoth Prickett Comments Off on Disruptive Technologies on the Post Exascale Horizon

Although the timeline for reaching exascale class computing continues to stretch farther into the future, research teams are keeping an eye on what technologies will shape the machines of the post-exascale timeframe, which is in the 2022-2030 timeframe. …

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Applied Micro Finds ARM Server Footing, Reaches Higher

October 4, 2016 Timothy Prickett Morgan 7

One of the frustrating facts about peddling any new technology is that the early adopters that discover a strategic advantage in that technology want to keep that secret all to themselves. …

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