
Cray’s Slingshot Interconnect Is At The Heart Of HPE’s HPC And AI Ambitions
Whenever one company buys another, every product line, every research project, and every employee is ultimately in play. …
Whenever one company buys another, every product line, every research project, and every employee is ultimately in play. …
Per aspera, ad astra, an old Latin adage that means “through striving, to the stars,” is the root of the name for a hybrid HPC and AI supercomputer that the Grand Équipment National de Calcul Intensif (GENCI), working in conjunction with the Centre Informatique National de l’Enseignement Supérieur (CINES), one of three national HPC centers in France, will be building next year to bring a factor of 20X more compute power to bear on scientific applications. …
Not every workload can be chunked up and spread across a relatively loosely coupled cluster of cheap X86 server nodes. …
Sponsored By its very nature, high performance computing is an expensive proposition compared to other kinds of computing. …
Speaking very generally, investment in capability-class supercomputers by national governments tends to scale with gross domestic product. …
When you come to the crossroads and make a big decision about selling your soul to the devil to get what you want, it is supposed to be a dramatic event, the stuff that legends are made of. …
It happens all the time. There is a performance problem, and everyone blames the network. …
Even before it launched a $1.3 billion acquisition of Cray back in May, Hewlett Packard Enterprise has had exascale aspirations. …
There are a lot of different kinds of machine learning, and some of them are not based exclusively on deep neural networks that learn from tagged text, audio, image, and video data to analyze and sometimes transpose that data into a different form. …
With so many chip startups targeting the future of deep learning training and inference, one might expect it would be far easier for tech giant Hewlett Packard Enterprise to buy versus build. …
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