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WRITING THE BOOK OF THE UNIVERSE
- By Trish Barker, NCSA Senior Science Writer
A simulation devised by researchers at the Uinversity of California-
San Diego (UCSD) shows how energy rippling out from quasars ionized
the intergalactic medium of the universe.
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INTERVIEW WITH MAXINE BROWN, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR, EVL
- By Alan Beck, Editor-in-Chief, HPCwire
HPCwire Editor-in-Chief Alan Beck's interview with Maxine Brown, of
the Electronic Visualization Laboratory at the University of
Illinois-Chicago.
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THE TRUTH ABOUT BENCHMARKS: AN INTERVIEW WITH LARRY DAVIS
- By Alan Beck, Editor-in-Chief, HPCwire
HPCwire Editor-in-Chief Alan Beck's interview with Larry Davis about
benchmarks, such as the Linpack and the IDC Balanced Rating.
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SANDIA LABS USE HONEYPOTS TO PROTECT SC2003
- Sandia researchers are trying a new tack in their war against hackers:
create a meaningless digital universe to bog them down and carefully
study their tactics.
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INDIANA UNIVERSITY HIGHLIGHTED AT SC2003
- With a focus on economic development particularly in emerging
technologies, life sciences and advanced computing architecture,
Indiana University researchers are presenting the latest technological
innovations at the conference.
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LOS ALAMOS OFFERS 3-D THEATER, EXPERT PRESENTATIONS AT SC2003
- SC2003 features a booth showcasing spectacular simulations from Los
Alamos and its sister national laboratories, Lawrence Livermore and
Sandia, a separate booth that features Los Alamos supercomputing
achievements, and a wide variety of technical presentations, papers and
panels.
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GUIDING LIGHT
- By Mary Megliola Franzen, For Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center
Photonics may be the wave of the future in computing and
communications, with big help from PSC's LeMieux.
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INTERVIEW WITH JILL MESIROV
- By Tim Curns, Assistant Editor, HPCwire
HPCwire Assistant Editor Tim Curns' interview with Jill Mesirov,
associate director and chief informatics officer director of the
Bioinformatics and Computational Biology Program at the Whitehead/MIT
Center for Genome Research.
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MPI SOFTWARE TECHNOLOGY ENABLES NCSA'S NEW DELL CLUSTER
- Named "Tungsten," the cluster has a theoretical peak performance of
15.67 teraflops and ranks currently as the world's fourth most
powerful computer as measured on the Top 500 List of supercomputers.
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INTERVIEW WITH PHIL FRAHER, COO, VISUAL NUMERICS
- By Tim Curns, Assistant Editor, HPCwire
HPCwire Assistant Editor Tim Curns' interview with Visual Numerics'
chief operating officer, Phil Fraher, about what's on the agenda for
his company.
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SGI USER GROUP TO HOST EXECUTIVE PANEL DISCUSSION
- This elite gathering of prominent HPC visionary leaders will discuss
the experiences of their organizations, from acquisition to
implementation, of various configurations of SGI Altix systems, with
many of them going on to realize record-breaking accomplishments.
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INTERVIEW WITH STEVE WALLACH, VP, OFFICE OF TECHNOLOGY, CHIARO
- By Alan Beck, Editor-in-Chief, HPCwire
HPCwire Editor-in-Chief Alan Beck's interview with Steve Wallach about
supernetworking and the OptIPuter, among other topics.
Come see us at SC2003 Booth #1015
GRIDS@SC:
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ALTAIR, HP TO DELIVER HPTC SOLUTIONS
- The companies will continue to work together to optimize the
performance
of PBS Pro on HP hardware and deploy the integrated high performance
technical computing solution within client computing environments.
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CISCO PLATFORMS W/ IPv6 ACCELERATE ADV. NETWORKING SERVICES
- At SC2003, Cisco demonstrated the industry's first IPv6 multicast
digital video transmission over a trans-Atlantic link using Cisco
12000 Series routers while also using the Cisco Catalyst 6500 Series
switches to aggregate IPv6 traffic at the SURFnet site in Amsterdam.
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GlobusWORLD WORKSHOPS COVER THE WATERFRONT IN SAN FRANCISCO
- By Tom Garritano Of The GRIDS Center
GlobusWORLD 2004 begins Jan. 20 with three days full of keynotes,
sessions and dialogues on Grid computing. Then, to dive even deeper,
attendees should stay for one of the workshops offered Jan. 23, on
topics of importance to the Globus Toolkit (GT) community of users and
developers.
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NMI CREATES CYBERINFRASTRUCTURE FOR SCIENCE, ENGINEERING
- By Tom Garritano, The GRIDS Center
As a leading part of the emerging cyberinfrastructure, NMI software
and services are used by thousands of researchers and educators in the
United States and far beyond.
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U.S. DoD SELECTS PLATFORM TO BRIDGE HPC RESOURCE CENTERS
- The U.S. Department of Defense High Performance Computing
Modernization Program has chosen Platform as its partner to build a
common job management environment for all users accessing its shared
HPC resource centers across the United States.
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SUN CHOOSES MRV SOLUTION FOR NEW COMPUTE GRID RACK SYSTEM
- MRV Communications Inc, a leading provider of unlimited connectivity
solutions for mission critical networks, announced its LX-4048 Secure
Remote Console Server was chosen by Sun Microsystems for the remote
management solution in its new Sun Fire V60x compute Grid rack system.
Demand More from HPTC. Get More from HP.
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November 17-20, 2003
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