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Features:
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HPC INTERVIEW WITH DR. ANDREW CHIEN, UCSD
- By Alan Beck, Editor-in-Chief, HPCwire
Dr. Andrew Chien of the University of California-San Diego discusses
the creation of OptIPuter and integration of BigBangwidth's LightPath
Accelerator technology.
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INTERVIEW WITH DANIEL KIM, CEO, APPRO
- By Alan Beck, Editor-in-Chief, HPCwire
HPCwire's Editor-in-Chief Alan Beck recently interviewed Daniel Kim,
CEO of APPRO of Milpitas, Calif., about some of their recent
announcements, company wins and future goals.
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CAL-(IT)2, UCSD TEAM WITH BIGBANGWIDTH TO SPEED "OPTIPUTER"
- The OptIPuter system will be installed at the University of California
-San Diego (UCSD), and will act as an on-ramp for large data streams
from high-performance workstations connected to packet-switched
networks.
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DataDirect S2A TO POWER SANDIA'S RED STORM SUPERCOMPUTER
- With more than 110 Gigabytes per second of raw bandwidth, DataDirect's
S2A storage system will provide Cray and Sandia with the highest
storage networking bandwidth in the world.
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INTEL CHIPS NOW POWER FASTEST COMPUTERS
- According to the latest survey, 189 of the world's top 500
supercomputers run on Intel processors, up from 119 systems the
previous six months. The Top500 list will be released to coincide with
the opening of Supercomputing 2003.
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INTERVIEW WITH JAMES R. MCGRAW, DEPUTY DIRECTOR, ISCR, LLNL
- By Tim Curns, Assistant Editor, HPCwire
HPCwire assistant editor Tim Curns' interview with James R. McGraw,
covering topics from organizing a big event like SC2003 to McGraw's
work with SISAL.
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PNNL SUPERCOMPUTER FIFTH FASTEST IN WORLD
- The latest list represents the first time the 11.8 teraflop
supercomputer was ranked based on its full power. The machine consists
of nearly 2,000 1.5GHz Intel Itanium2 processors.
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SGI UNVEILS PLANS FOR SUPERCOMPUTER OF THE FUTURE
- Using a new concept SGI calls "multi-paradigm computing," the
groundbreaking machines will unite previously disparate computing
architectures with SGI's scalable shared-memory technology.
Come see us at SC2003 Booth #1015
GRIDS@SC:
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AXCELEON ENABLES POWER GRID ANALYSIS, SIMULATION SOLUTIONS
- EnFuzion on Windows platform provides an ideal solution for building
compute clusters and Grids, resulting in radically reduced simulation
time, which leads to more robust and higher quality engineering
results.
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INTERVIEW WITH FORCE10
- By Alan Beck, Editor-in-Chief, HPCwire
Recently, HPCwire conducted an interview with a representative of
Force10. The questions and answers follow below.
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SDSC TO SHOWCASE SUN COMPUTE GRID SUPERCOMPUTER
- The SDSC/National Partnership for Advanced Computational
Infrastructure (NPACI) Rocks cluster team will begin assembling the
RockStar -- a 128-node Sun Fire V60x supercomputer at 7 p.m., Nov. 17,
at the conference and intends to be running applications approximately
two hours later.
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INTEROPERABILITY OF AG TOOLKIT 2.0, INSORS IG2.0 CONFIRMED
- This technical milestone uniquely addresses the Grid community's
interest in the open source framework of the AG Toolkit release,
combined with priority commercial features such ease of use,
application enhancements and support packages.
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PRAGMA DEVELOPS PacRim GRIDS
- PRAGMA has been founded as an open organization in which Pacific Rim
institutions will collaborate more formally to develop Grid-enabled
applications and will deploy the needed infrastructure throughout the
Pacific Region to allow data, computing and other resource sharing.
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SDSC SHOWCASES SCIENCE, GRID INNOVATIONS AT SC2003
- Visitors to the SDSC/NPACI booth, #2532, can witness breakthroughs in
data movement, Grid technology, visualization, bioinformatics and
Earth sciences.
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SUN TAKES GRID EVERYWHERE AT SUPERCOMPUTING 2003
- Demonstrating the rich partnership available to Sun customers, the Sun
booth features an array of solutions from the company's innovative
business partners.
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TerraGrid: UNLEASHING CLUSTERED COMPUTING
- TerraGrid has been designed from the ground up to increase
performance, deliver linear scalability and provide ease of
manageability of huge datasets, while enabling clients to leverage the
vast body of open-source tools, utilities and applications currently
available for Linux.
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UNM-DEVELOPED TRIBAL CONSORTIUM FEATURED AT SC2003
- The Tribal Virtual Network (TVN), a University of New Mexico-developed
consortium of Native American museums and centers that uses technology
to overcome the "digital divide," will be among a handful of special
technology projects featured at SC2003.
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