AMD FirePro Awarded Top Spot on the Green500 List
Most Energy Efficient Supercomputer in the World Is Powered by AMD FirePro(TM) S9150 Server GPUs
Czech Republic National Supercomputer Center Selects Powerful SGI Supercomputer to Drive Advanced Scientific Research
New Installation Will Become the Largest Intel(R) Xeon Phi(TM) Coprocessor-Based Cluster in Europe
PGI High Performance Computing Compilers Coming to IBM POWER Systems
Optimizing Compilers Enable Developers to Easily Develop and Migrate Linux x86 Applications to GPU-Accelerated POWER Systems
AMAX to Support New NVIDIA Tesla K80 Dual-GPU Accelerators in ClusterMax(TM) Cluster and ServMax(TM) Server Platforms
Powerful New GPU-Accelerated Computing Systems Deliver Unmatched Single and Double Precision Application Performance
NASA Chooses SGI Compute Solution to Power Climate Research
SGI Enables NASA Center for Climate Simulation to Conduct Greater Research Into Changes in Earth–s Climate
SGI Enhances NASA–s Research Capabilities With Upgraded Supercomputers and Pleiades Ranks #11 on TOP500
NASA Ames Research Center Increases the Power of Its Largest Supercomputer to Expedite Scientific Discovery
NVIDIA Unveils World–s Fastest Accelerator for Data Analytics and Scientific Computing
NVIDIA Tesla K80 Dual-GPU Accelerator Delivers Unmatched Computing Capability With 2x Higher Performance and Memory Bandwidth
SGI Extends High Performance Computing Innovation on Path to Exascale
SGI Announces Solutions to Accelerate Discovery With Greater Speed, Scale and Efficiency; Views Exaflop by 2020
Rogue Wave Reveals New Releases and a Presentation Theater at SC14
BOULDER, CO — (Marketwired) — 11/14/14 — , the largest independent provider of cross-platform software development tools and embedded components, will be highlighting their products at from November 17-20 at Ernest N. Morial Convention Center in New Orleans. Rogue Wave will have new and updated product offerings, as well as several chances to educate, explore, and learn at this year–s conference.With recent releases of both and , attendees can expect to learn about new performance improve
U.S. to Build Two Flagship Supercomputers for National Labs
Expected to Be 3X Faster Than Current Top Supercomputer, Systems to Couple IBM POWER CPUs With NVIDIA GPU Accelerators via High-Speed NVLink Interface