IBM’s Deep Computing unit is pushing hard in the HPC space again! A few questions come to mind, can the code scale? How do you administer such a system? With 1.6 million cpu’s is there someone constantly walking around the system exchanging failed cpu’s and memory. Code-named Sequoia, the supercomputer has been ordered up by [...]
Posts Tagged ‘High Performance Computing’
Sequoia
Posted in HPC, tagged High Performance Computing, HPC, ibm, roadrunner, supercomputer on Feb 3, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Microsoft Knows How To Party
Posted in HPC, Work, tagged Dresden, High Performance Computing, HPC, ISC, Microsoft, SuperComputing on Nov 4, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Here are a few pictures and videos of International Supercomputing in Germany from June ’07. It was a great event and Microsoft definitely threw one of the best parties I’ve ever been to. Here is the view from the conference centre of the river Elbe: Conference: Me manning the booth: From the isle: The following [...]
