HPC tutorials are one of the highlights of the annual International Supercomputing Conference. To learn what's in store for ISC'12, Rich Brueckner caught up with Pavan Balaji from Argonne National Labs
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11 April 2012
Manoj Nayee, managing director at Boston, discusses the revolutionary impact of GPUs
11 April 2012
The race is on, says The Exascale Report's Mike Bernhardt
11 April 2012
Scientific Computing World's Beth Sharp and Dr Tom Wilkie talk exascale in the ISC HPC blog
21 February 2012
ClusterVision's Dr Tony Kent discusses how the company is utilising its core strengths in HPC to deliver a service it calls the Total Cluster Lifecycle
16 February 2012
Transactional memory is a natural and obvious fit for future many-core products. Intels RTM is undeniably an easier programming model than many alternatives and can augment existing languages like C++ through libraries and extensions
07 November 2011
Peter Boogaard and Patrick Pijanowski argue that companies need to be clear about what they require from laboratory informatics if they are to make the right choice of system
24 June 2011
As a talking point, the development of memory technologies featured heavily at this year's International Supercomputing Conference (ISC), held in Hamburg, Germany
21 June 2011
Paul Schreier reports from the International Supercomputing Conference in Hamburg, Germany
16 June 2011
Thermo Fisher Scientifics Trish Meek discusses the importance of data management within biobanking
06 June 2011
Phil Butcher, the head of IT at the Sanger Institute, discusses how HPC is being used to tackle enormous amounts of genome data
24 May 2011
A team of scientists is using the pattern-detecting power of supercomputers to find important relationships among genes that may be responsible for traits in plants
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