High-Performance Computing

The MathWorks has integrated its Parallel Computing Toolbox with its MATLAB optimisation toolboxes to help simplify the development of parallel applications.

InforSense has released the InforSense VisualSense and Document Explorer, two web-based solutions for the company's flagship analytics platform that help users quickly and easily navigate through large amounts of complex data.

InforSense has released the InforSense Virtual Machine (IVM), which is a standalone, lightweight workflow execution engine that can be embedded into third-party applications that run on a wide variety of platforms including workstations, servers, scientific instrumentation, embedded devices or mobile devices.

Appro has launched its second Xtreme-X Supercomputer offering, the Appro Xtreme-X2 based on dual-socket, Quad-Core AMD Opteron processors.

Mercury Computer Systems has released the new-generation MultiCore Plus SDK (Software Development Kit), which provides performance and productivity gains for computationally intensive high-performance computing (HPC) applications in aerospace and defence, wafer and mask inspection, beam writers, EDA, computational lithography, and more.

Tech-X has released the GPULib software library, which executes vectorised mathematical functions on graphics processing units (GPUs) from Nvidia, bringing high-performance numerical operations to everyday desktop computers.

Nvidia has launched the Nvidia Quadro FX 3600M professional GPU for notebook and laptop workstations.

Acceleware has launched its seismic data acceleration software, which reduces processing times and delivers faster results when the oil and gas industry are making drilling decisions.

Cluster Resources has finalised the name Moab Cluster Builder for its product code named Escalante and released its final Beta version of the full HPC-stack deployment solution based on Novell's SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10.