June 19, 2019 — In mid-July, Mississippi State University will begin operating a NOAA-funded, newly installed high-performance computer (HPC) called Orion to support NOAA research and development in environmental, weather and climate modeling, and autonomous vehicle design and operation. The new computer will also be used by research scientists and students working with NOAA, MSU […]
The post Mississippi State University to Host Supercomputer to Power NOAA Research appeared first on HPCwire.
Over the last couple of years, Hewlett Packard Enterprise has added to its already broad portfolio of storage, which includes 3PAR arrays, which HPE bought in 2010, and its homegrown XP7 lineup, aimed at mission-critical workloads that need high availability and uptime. …
Spreading Artificial Intelligence Across Storage was written by Jeffrey Burt at .
FRANKFURT, Germany and SANTA CLARA, Calif., June 19, 2019 – DDN announced it has captured the number-one spot in the IO500 10-node benchmark, announced today by the Virtual Institute for IO at ISC in Frankfurt, Germany. In addition to the top spot, DDN ranked in three of the top five system results. DDN was also a […]
The post DDN Selected for Top Position and Places Five Systems in Top Ten of the IO500 10-Node Benchmark appeared first on HPCwire.
At the ISC conference this week, HPC market analyst firm Hyperion Research offered its mid-year HPC market update, which recapped what happened in 2018 and provided some particularly interesting observations on the exascale space. …
Exascale Spending To Energize HPC Market Through 2025 was written by Michael Feldman at .
Today Rescale announced that Nissan selected Rescale and AWS to extend its on-premise high performance computing systems to the cloud. "It is exciting to see that our hybrid platform on AWS will help Nissan immediately reduce time to market for their newest innovations, while getting access to unlimited computing resources on demand.”
The post Nissan Moves HPC to the Cloud with Rescale appeared first on insideHPC.
In this video from ISC 2019, Brian Caslis from Intel describes how the Intel® Xeon® Platinum 9200 series of processors delivers new levels of HPC application performance. "2nd Gen Intel® Xeon® Platinum processors are the foundation for secure, agile, hybrid-cloud data centers. With enhanced hardware-based security and exceptional two, four, and eight+ socket processing performance, these processors are built for mission-critical, real-time analytics, machine learning, artificial intelligence and multi-cloud workloads."
The post Video: Leadership performance on the Intel® Xeon® Platinum 9200 series appeared first on insideHPC.
The top of the list remains largely unchanged, with only two new entries in the top 10, one of which was an existing system that was upgraded with additional capacity.
