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Features:
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PHIL ANDREWS EXPLAINS StorCloud's SHOWCASE OF HPC STORAGE
- By Tim Curns, Editor of HPCwire
StorCloud, a new initiative at SC2004 this year, builds a High
Performance Computing (HPC) storage capability to showcase HPC storage
technologies (topologies, devices, interconnects). HPCwire recently
spoke with StorCloud's Challenge Team chair, Phil Andrews, to find out
more about this initiative.
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APPRO UNVEILS FIRST ENTERPRISE AMD OPTERON BLADE SERVER
- By Tim Curns, Editor of HPCwire
HPCwire's Tim Curns recently interviewed Daniel Kim, Appro's CEO,
about the company's upcoming product announcement at SC2004, recent
wins and future goals.
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SECRETARY ABRAHAM ANNOUNCES RECORD BLUEGENE/L PERFORMANCE
- U.S. Secretary of Energy Spencer Abraham announced that a
supercomputer developed for the nation's Stockpile Stewardship Program
has attained a record breaking performance of 70.72 teraFLOP/s
(trillion floating point operations per second) on the industry
standard LINPACK benchmark.
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NASA SGI SUPERCOMPUTER: WORLD'S SECOND BEST SUPERCOMPUTER
- Screaming past Japan's venerable Earth Simulator and 498 of the
world's 500 most powerful systems, NASA's 10,240-processor Columbia
supercomputer, built from 20 SGI Altix systems, seized the second
position in the latest roster of the world's top 500 supercomputers.
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SC GLOBAL CHAIR KERN DESCRIBES GRID-BASED INITIATIVE
- By Tim Curns, Editor
SC Global 2004, a new initiative at SC2004 this year, will link Access
Grid communities from around the world to exchange ideas through
highly informative talks, papers, panels and BOFs on topics of
interest to attendees. HPCwire spoke with NCSA's Jackie Kern, chair of
SC Global, about how SC Global's effects worldwide.
Come see us at SC2004 Booth #713
Cluster Computing:
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LINUX, NOVELL HELP ISVS CERTIFY APPS FOR CLUSTER COMPUTING
- Linux Networx partners with Novell to create a High Performance
Computing (HPC) Certification Center to help Independent Software
Vendors (ISV) certify their applications on Novell's SUSE LINUX
Enterprise Server for use in clustered environments.
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MARCONI INTRODUCES PROTOCOL GATEWAY FOR HPC COMMUNITY
- Marconi announced a new networking device, the MPG-1000, an OC- 192c
Media and Protocol Gateway that extends the benefits of high-speed
encryption to a variety of network interfaces in use over local-area,
wide-area and storage- area networks (LAN, WAN and SAN).
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THINK COMPUTER UNVEILs 'INDUSTRY FASTEST' INFINIBAND STORAGE
- At SC2004, ThinkTank Q-Cluster TG demonstrated its linearly scalable
storage- cluster solutions leveraging the AMD Opteron processors in a
3 X 3 configuration.
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MICROWAY UNVEILS QUADPUTER-NAVION SMP SERVER
- Microway showcased its Quadputer-Navion high-end server at SC2004.
Running either SUSE Linux or Microsoft Windows Server 2003, the
platform is ideal for 64-bit compute-intensive applications including
CFD, FEA and Oracle.
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PANASAS DELIVERS "COMPLETE" LINUX CLUSTER COMPUTING
- Panasas announced the next generation of the Panasas Storage Cluster
Platform, enabling customers to further maximize the benefits of Linux
clusters by breaking the storage bottleneck created by legacy storage
technologies.
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SARA COMPUTING AND NETWORKING SERVICES SELECTS TOPSPIN
- Topspin Communications announced that Netherlands-based SARA Computing
and Networking Services have successfully deployed Topspin's
InfiniBand-based Server Switches as the interconnect fabric for its
new 275-node server cluster.
Come see us at SC2004 Booth #1721
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Grids@SC004:
VISIT http://www.gridtoday.com FOR COMPREHENSIVE SC GRID COVERAGE
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CHIARO'S WALLACH ON SC04 'FUTURE OF SUPERCOMPUTING' PANEL
- Chiaro Networks' Steven J. Wallach, the company's vice president of
technology and a luminary in the field of supercomputers, is a member
of a panel announcing results and discussing a report on "The Future
of Supercomputing."
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NCAR SELECTS PLATFORM COMPUTING GRID TECH FOR LINUX CLUSTER
- The Scientific Computing Division (SCD) of the National Center for
Atmospheric Research (NCAR) has selected Platform Computing's Platform
LSF HPC workload management software for deployment on its new 256-
processor IBM e1350 Linux cluster.
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SUN, TOPSPIN DELIVER GRID SOLUTIONS FOR SOLARIS 10
- Sun Microsystems and Topspin Communications announced they will be
expanding their alliance to include support for Solaris, Linux and
Windows-based Operating Systems for the grid and utility computing
market.
Come see us at SC2004 Booth #1616
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