John Barr looks into his crystal ball to see what is in store for HPC in the course of this year
Open-E has announced its latest version of Open-E Data Storage Software (DSS) V7
Silicon Mechanics has announced that it now offers the NVIDIA Tesla K40 GPU accelerator, the worlds fastest accelerator, as part of its GPU Solutions product line
LSI has announced its Axxia multicore family of network communication processors and accelerators now include big endian BE8 mode support for the latest version of Wind River Linux
LSI has announced a collaboration with EMC, Mellanox and Supermicro to offer a high-performance virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) appliance for VMware Horizon View deployments
PGI, a suite of high-performance parallelising compilers and development tools, now features support for the latest version of the OpenACC programming standard on accelerator platforms
Boxx Technologies, a provider of high-performance workstations and rendering systems, has announced three new products
Supermicro is shipping new single, dual and quad socket G34 motherboards and server solutions with the latest AMD Opteron 6300 series processors
IBM has announced the sixth generation of its enterprise X-Architecture for System x and PureSystems servers
ArrayFire has announced the release of ArrayFire v2.0
Digital transformation continues to impact our lives in ways we previously couldn’t have imagined, comments Trish Meek, director of marketing at Thermo Fisher Scientific.
Weather prediction seems simple nowadays. You just have to summon Siri and ask it if you’ll need an umbrella or a sunhat.
In March it was announced that a new exascale system was on the horizon, with the news that Aurora – originally scheduled for 2018 – was going to be the first exascale system in the US, launching in 2021.
The storage market is in a unique position, in that there is demand from both the traditional HPC and enterprise storage markets, such as media and entertainment, alongside new growing markets for AI and machine learning.
