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Fujitsu peddles three-way hybrid super to Nagoya University

Mash up to push up above 3.66 petaflops – eventually

Japan begins planning exascale super

Seeking funds for design project

Opinion

Young cluster-trucker keen for MILCy treat? We've got just the app for you

HPC blog The sweetest and crunchiest of HPC applications
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Speaking in Tech: Doc, I've got a cough. Here's my DNA, now find a cure

Podcast Podcast This week, Speaking in Tech regular Greg Knieriemen has fled to Germany, leaving the ever-capable Ed Saipetch and Sarah Vela to host a panel session at the Dell Enterprise Forum in San Jose, California.

Buff American beauties keen to dominate Euro youth in tech tussle

HPC blog Competition at the ISC’13 Student Cluster Challenge will be the fiercest yet.

News

The Roadrunner supercomputer at Los Alamos

World's first petaflops super dumped on scrap heap

Moore's Law, not Wile E. Coyote, brings down Roadrunner
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Fujitsu K supercomputer

'Super' market tops $11.1bn, propped up by massive sales

But can high-end HPC keep growing like this?
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Scan your branes LIVE IN REAL-TIME, thanks to GPU-surfin' boffins

GTC 2013 3D MRI videos bashed out by monster box and open-source code
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GE puts new Nvidia tech through its paces, ponders HPC future

GTC 2013 Hybrid CPU-GPU chips plus RDMA and PCI-Express make for screamin' iron
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Nvidia is taking hybrid computing another step forward with its Kayla card

Calm a CARMA drama chameleon: Barça super waves ARMs, GPUs

GTC 2013 Cluster perks up with low-power CPUs bossing graphics chips

Nvidia's skirt-chasing chips ogle babes, eyeball Twitter and YouTube

GTC 2013 Like what that stranger's wearing? Snap a pic for image-matching GPU
Nvidia is taking hybrid computing another step forward with its Kayla card

Nvidia welds together ARM-Kepler ceepie-geepie system for the impatient

GTC 2013 Graphics chip maker Nvidia is also an ARM processor maker, and it wants hybrid ARM-GPU chips just as much as you want them. And in the meantime, if you just can't wait, the company is working with Italian electronics manufacturer Seco to kick out another ceepie-geepie card that can be used for software development or to build a parallel system if you want to play around.

Nvidia to stack up DRAM on future 'Volta' GPUs

GTC 2013 Nvidia wants to own an ever-increasing part of the computing racket and will be adding 3D memory stacking to its future graphics processors to make them more power-efficient and to boost their performance.