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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS FROM ANNAPOLIS MICRO SYSTEMS INC
- By Alan Beck, Editor-in-Chief, HPCwire
Annapolis Micro Systems Inc answers questions FPGAs and what we can
expect to see from the company in the future.
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ClearSpeed TO DEMONSTRATE CS301 25GFLOP PARALLEL PROCESSOR
- The fully- programmable CS301 was demonstrated executing highly
complex computational algorithms, running at the target clock speed of
200MHz while consuming under 2 Watts, a fraction of the traditional
power requirements.
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ENGINEERED INTELLIGENCE EXPANDS CxC PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
- By Tim Curns, Assistant Editor, HPCwire
With its CxX product, EI is hoping to enable every scientist, not just
computer science experts, to benefit from parallel computing. They
want to focus on productivity for people who have never done
supercomputing before.
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INTERVIEW WITH JOYCE WILLIAMS-GREEN, WINSTON-SALEM STATE UNIV
- By Alan Beck, Editor-in-Chief, HPCwire
HPCwire Editor-in-Chief Alan Beck's interview with Joyce Williams-
Green, Associate Provost of Information Resources/CIO at Winston-Salem
State University.
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INTERVIEW WITH BARBARA HORNER-MILLER, ARSC
- By Tim Curns, Assistant Editor, HPCwire
HPCwire Assistant Editor Tim Curns' interview with Barbara Horner-
Miller, director of user services at the Arctic Region Supercomputing
Center.
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INTEL BOLSTERS FUTURE RESEARCH WITH $36 MILLION PROGRAM
- Intel launched the Advanced Computing Program (ACP), a three-year $36
million research and development initiative intended to enable
traditional supercomputer users to quickly deploy scalable,
high-performance computing systems that can be more easily used and
managed.
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INTERVIEW WITH JEREMY KEPNER, MIT LINCOLN LABORATORY
- By Alan Beck, Editor-in-Chief, HPCwire
HPCwire Editor-in-Chief Alan Beck's interview with Jeremy Kepner of
the MIT Lincoln Laboratory covers Kepner's SC2003 panel, among other
topics.
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INTERVIEW WITH TODD MATTERS, INFINICON
- By Tim Curns, Assistant Editor, HPCwire
HPCwire Assistant Editor Tim Curns' interview with Todd Matters of
Infinicon.
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INTERVIEW WITH DAVE MORTON, TECHNICAL DIRECTOR, MHPCC
- By Alan Beck, Editor-in-Chief, HPCwire
HPCwire Editor-in-Chief Alan Beck's interview with Dave Morton,
currently technical director of the Maui High Performance Computing
Center, and former director of hardware engineering at both Cray and
SGI.
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INTERVIEW WITH CLIFF MILLER, MOUNTAIN VIEW DATA
- By Tim Curns, Assistant Editor, HPCwire
HPCwire Assistant Editor Tim Curns' interview with Cliff Miller of
Mountain View Data covers, among oher topics, the latest news about
Powercockpit.
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NLR ANNOUNCES LIGHTING FIRST PATH OF NATIONAL FOOTPRINT
- National LambdaRail Inc, a consortium of leading U.S. research
universities and private sector technology companies, announced that
it successfully lit the initial segment on its national footprint
between Chicago and Pittsburgh.
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AN INTERVIEW WITH DAN REED, DIRECTOR, NCSA
- By Tim Curns, Assistant Editor, HPCwire
HPCwire Assistant Editor Tim Curns' interview with Dan Reed, whose
titles include: director of the National Center for Supercomputing
Applications (NCSA); director of the National Computational Science
Alliance; and chief architect of the NSF ETF TeraGrid.
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INTERVIEW WITH EYAL WALDMAN, CEO, MELLANOX
- By Alan Beck, Editor-in-Chief, HPCwire
HPCwire Editor-in-Chief Alan Beck's interview with Mellanox's Eyal
Waldman covers issues such as The Virginia Tech Cluster and the
progress of InfiniBand.
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INTERVIEW WITH WU-CHUN FENG, LANL & OSU
- By Alan Beck, Editor-in-Chief, HPCwire
HPCwire Editor-in-Chief Alan Beck's interview with Wu-Chun Feng of Los
Alamos National Laboratory and The Ohio State University.
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GRIDS@SC:
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THE GRIDS CENTER: SCIENCE, ENGINEERING, INDUSTRY
- By Tom Garritano, GRIDS Center, GRIDtoday Contributing Editor
Still the largest of NMI's systems-integration projects, GRIDS
specializes in the design, development, testing and deployment of Grid
middleware, a key enabling technology for the emerging
cyberinfrastructure.
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P-GRADE MAXIMIZES POWER OF GRIDS, CLUSTERS, SUPERCOMPUTERS
- P-GRADE helps to make High Performance Computing using Grids, clusters
and super computers truly popular by maximizing the efficiency of
computing power and simplifying the parallelization of complex
software.
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DoD SELECTS PLATFORM TO BRIDGE HPC RESOURCE CENTERS
- Platform Computing announced that the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD)
High Performance Computing Modernization Program (HPCMP) 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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