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Teraflops in Germany: Microsoft HPC Server Scores High Marks 16 Years Ago by EddieC …= http://www.ncsa.uiuc.edu/] National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA)[/URL]. And it’s which is … a peak of 88.3 teraflops. The International Supercomputing Conference publishes a list twice a year at […the [URL=http://www.supercomp.de/isc08/content/] International Supercomputing Conference[/URL] in Dresden, Germany this week. The… 40 cores on your desktop 18 Years Ago by happygeek … well. "We're leaving the performance compromise of personal supercomputing behind us by delivering a system into office environments that… area this week as Tyan is demonstrating it at the Supercomputing 2006 conference there. In case you can’t make it… PlayStation 3 powered RoadRunner is world's fastest computer 16 Years Ago by happygeek …;http://www.top500.org/"]Top 500 supercomputing rankings[/URL], published today at the International Supercomputing Conference in Dresden, Germany, the IBM… Breakthrough heralds new era of cognitive computing 15 Years Ago by newsguy … cat is out of the bag[/URL]' at the SC09 supercomputing conference this week. Together it is being suggested that these… with researchers from Stanford University, the IBMers also developed a supercomputing algorithm which can "noninvasively measure and map the connections… Double your server's maximum memory 15 Years Ago by EddieC … without replacing any other hardware. At [url=http://sc09.supercomputing.org/]Supercomputing 09[/url], the high performance computing industry's annual conference… How LSI handles development requirements 15 Years Ago by EddieC … we headed in the right direction?' " LSI customers include supercomputing centers at [url=https://www.llnl.gov]Lawrence Livermore[/url…, product development and there's a formal interactive process with supercomputing end customers and OEMs. They're involved in [all aspects… WindowsÂ® Compute Cluster Server 2003 - announced! 19 Years Ago by ! ! … [/color][url="http://www.sc05.org/"][color=navy]Supercomputing 2005[/color][/url][color=navy], an international conference for high… The desktop supercomputer is here 18 Years Ago by happygeek … will need to be to enter the world of personal supercomputing… Mooreâ€™s Law extended into 3rd dimension 18 Years Ago by newsguy … of other applications including IBM’s high-performance server and supercomputing chips – the same chips that power the world’s business… Linux powered Blue Gene/P becomes the fastest computer in the world 17 Years Ago by newsguy … has sidestepped two key constraints on state-of-the-art supercomputing, namely power usage and space requirements. It has been purpose… Linux: The Latest MF Operating System? 16 Years Ago by khess … Computing because of its cost, agility, customizability, and use in supercomputing. What does this mean for you? What it means is… It's Time for an International Linux Summit 15 Years Ago by khess … role of Linux in cloud-based computing, virtualization, embedded applications, supercomputing, space exploration, education and energy. Like those gang summits, let… 10 Linux-based Technologies to Look for in 2010 15 Years Ago by khess …"]Los Alamos National Laboratory[/URL] has used Linux in supercomputing clusters for years. Those [URL="http://www.beowulf.org… Intel, NVIDIA, MIT, Sandia to Create Petaflops Supercomputer 14 Years Ago by EricMack ….darpa.mil/news/2010/UHPCNewsRelease.pdf"]"ExtremeScale" SuperComputing system[/URL]. The project is part of what DARPA refers… Interview with Intel's James Reinders 14 Years Ago by jeffcogswell … be investigated for parallelism that we never looked at in supercomputing. Maybe they're not totally efficient, but who cares. As… Re: Future of "C" 17 Years Ago by TheGathering Fortran isn't dead, at least not in the scientific/supercomputing community where it was intended to be used from the … Re: 10 Ways that Enterprises use Linux 15 Years Ago by khess @alexanpasha You're right, those are left out. In the enterprise I work in, we don't use Mainframe, supercomputing clusters or parallel processing systems. I was basically referring to what we use Linux for, realizing that places like Los Alamos Nat'l Labs and others use Beowulf clusters and other leading edge stuff. Re: Linux Desktop Stigma Draws Ire and Fire 14 Years Ago by J-ose … used almost 100 times more frequently to create high powered supercomputing solutions, at least as measured by these folks: [url]http… Re: Linux Desktop Stigma Draws Ire and Fire 14 Years Ago by J-ose … Windows in a number of environments (including, My Favorite (tm), supercomputing).] BTW, thanks for dropping the "utterly stupid" thing… Re: Linux Desktop Stigma Draws Ire and Fire 14 Years Ago by JoeMonco … Windows in a number of environments (including, My Favorite (tm), supercomputing).]" Yep, Linux can run on parts that you can… Re: Linux Desktop Stigma Draws Ire and Fire 14 Years Ago by Dr Loser … Windows in a number of environments (including, My Favorite (tm), supercomputing).]" Yep, Linux can run on parts that you can… Re: Teraflops in Germany: Microsoft HPC Server Scores High Marks 15 Years Ago by Aamy1980 That was really a great information about the HPC. Thanks for sharing it here. By the way have you heard about By the way here is a great information about the Conference which is more useful for the Students as well as Job seekers. Have you heard about [url=http://cloudslam10.com]Cloud Computing Conference 2010[/url] which is the world's largest … Re: 40 cores on your desktop 18 Years Ago by Dani Well that puts my brand new Dell that took me away from DaniWeb for over a month to shame! Re: 40 cores on your desktop 18 Years Ago by goldeagle2005 That thing puts ALL the computers to shame. Sorry AlienWare, but I think I'll pick this thing up. Re: 40 cores on your desktop 18 Years Ago by happygeek But you would be hard pressed to bump up the price of that Dell or Alienware machine to anything approaching the $20,000 cost of the base TyanPSC 600 let alone the 40 core monster. As with all these things, it sounds great but if you do a proper value assessment then for 99.9% of folk it is going to offer a very poor return on investment when … Re: The desktop supercomputer is here 18 Years Ago by Toulinwoek Tell you what. If it comes in at under twenty grand, I'm gettin' one! The wife can wait a few years for a new car. I mean, we're talking about a machine you won't have to upgrade for like, 15 years or something. :cheesy: Re: The desktop supercomputer is here 18 Years Ago by happygeek Pricing is, surprisingly, hard to to come by at the moment. However, my unofficial man on the inside is suggesting that something in the region of 15,000 Euro / 18,000 USD / 10,000 UKP isn't going to be too wide of the mark for a configured system starting point (although that's not likely to be a maxed out system of course.) I still want one! Re: The desktop supercomputer is here 18 Years Ago by Dani The computer I just bought is enough of a supercomputer for me :) I'm in seventh heaven right now as I just set it up yesterday morning, and spend most of the afternoon and evening migrating everything over and restructuring my network. With that said ... this supercomputer isn't THAT different from my new machine -- or am I just wearing rose … Re: The desktop supercomputer is here 18 Years Ago by Toulinwoek Ahhh, the blissful joys of a new computer. I can hardly wait until I can know that joy again. Still, those are some rosy glasses indeed, cscgal. Just the 8 CPU's alone is enough to drool over, but 64 GIG of RAM? Perhaps we can call that ninth or tenth heaven, eh? Re: The desktop supercomputer is here 18 Years Ago by kc0arf I love my MacBook. :) Couple months old, but I still consider it quite new, and as more and more Universal programs come out, it will get faster and more enjoyable. As for the super-computing, you need to have software that will take advantage of it. Weather simulations. Large Database queries / sorting. Video Processing. Have to …