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Not every organization that relies on supercomputers can replace a whole machine in one fell swoop. …
Not every organization that relies on supercomputers can replace a whole machine in one fell swoop. …
Rumors of the death of the monolithic parallel file system are not exaggerated. …
In 2003, the first human genome required $3 billion and fifteen years to fully sequence. …
The first big supercomputing deal of the new year has been unveiled. …
The bottlenecks never get removed from a system, they just shift around as you change one component or the other. …
So 2016 is the year, or at least it is supposed to be. …
While the supercomputing segments in some countries are based on supplying the world with systems, the business of others is based on diverging from those companies. …
The high end of the computing industry has always captivated us, and we still find the forces at work in the upper echelons of the datacenters of the world, and the hardware and software that is created to run the largest and most complex workloads found there, fascinating. …
While many consumers in the U.S. might not have heard much about Baidu, when it comes to engineers and computer scientists, the Chinese company is on par with Google, Facebook, and their ilk when it comes to massively scaled distributed computing. …
The datacenter is a tough battleground, with vendors at every part of the stack pushing and pulling against each other to try to win business. …
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