HPC

Zoom goes boom, Teams tears at seams: Technology stumbles at the first hurdle for this homeworking malarkey

Data surge as more Brits work from home? Not as hard on the network as their nightly Netflix binges, claims BT

Microsoft Teams gets off to a wobbly start as the world and its cat starts working from home

Look ma, no code: TigerGraph looks to attract wider audience for niche-but-growing DB segment

Microsoft's GitHub absorbs NPM into its code-hosting empire: JavaScript library vault used by 12 million devs now under Redmond's roof

Two years late, but upgrade wave finally washes a billion folk onto Windows 10 as its Android phone waits in the wings

Microsoft frees Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 from the shackles of, er, Windows?

Build goes digital, Brexit goes virtual (really): El Reg gets some unexpected lessons from WSLConf

US Health and Human Services targeted by DDoS scum at just the time it's needed to be up and running

Health workers are top of phishers' target lists thanks to data value

Your data was 'taken without permission', customers told, after personal info accessed in O2 UK partner's database

Hey, friends. We know it's a crazy time for the economy, but don't forget to enable 2FA for payments by Saturday

Docker disguises itself as a development pipeline service as it stalks the IT world for its elusive target – profit

Kubernetes is 'still hard' so VMware has gone all-in on container-related tech with expanded Tanzu, vSphere 7

How does Monzo keep 1,600 microservices spinning? Go, clean code, and a strong team

What would machine learning look like if you mixed in DevOps? Wonder no more, we lift the lid on MLOps

French watchdog to take €1.1bn bite out of Apple over 'anticompetitive' practices

Supply, demand and a scary mountain of debt: The challenges facing IT as COVID-19 grips the global economy

India's tech hub Bengaluru tells IT outfits to send workers home as part of COVID-crimping action

US prez Donald Trump declares America closed to those flying in from Schengen zone over coronavirus woes

Browser minnow Brave nips at Google with GDPR complaint

Oh, we may have found the COVID-19 silver lining: Coronavirus pandemic halts Xerox hostile takeover of HP

Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 2 earbuds: They're good – though for close to £300, they really should be

Apple reopens stores in China as Middle Kingdom regains control of COVID-19 – after closing all its outlets in Italy

Geek's Guide

Yanking on the space supply chain: Rocket Lab goes Interplanetary with Sinclair acquisition

If you're looking for a textbook example of an IT hype cycle, let spin be your guide

Coronavirus pandemic latest: Trump declares 'two very big words' – national emergency – and unexpectedly ropes in Google to help in some form

We're not saying flee this doomed Earth... but 139 minor planets were spotted at the outer reaches of our Solar System. Just an FYI, that's all

TensorFlow gets its quantum of solace, lid lifted on 'all-seeing crime-detecting' AI upstart, and more

European electric vehicle sales surged in Q4 2019 but only accounted for wafer-thin slice of total car purchases

Uncle Sam stonewalls probe into its secretive airport facial-recognition technology. Now the ACLU is suing

AI startup accuses Facebook of stealing code designed to speed up machine learning models on ordinary CPUs

Verity Stob

Deliveroo UK adds 'Don't interact with the help' option for when ordering a burger

Tinfoil hat brigade switches brand allegiance to bog paper

Grab a towel and pour yourself a Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster because The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy is 42

Want to own a bit of Concorde? Got £750k burning a hole in your pocket? We have just the thing

Uncle Sam's nuke-stockpile-simulating souped-super El Capitan set to hit TWO exa-FLOPS, take crown as world's fastest machine in 2023

Department of Energy turns to HPE, AMD to flesh out monster

04 Mar 18:01 | 46

HPC

Lustre HPC file systems no longer disappear in a puff on Amazon Web Services – but you'll pay more

Throughput boosted and encryption in transit added to temporary counterparts

25 Feb 13:13 |

SC19

A bridge over troubled water: Intel teases Ponte Vecchio, the GPU brains in US govt's 1-exaFLOPS Aurora supercomputer

If at first you don't succeed, Phi Phi again

18 Nov 00:00 | 26

HPC

Player three has entered Cray's supercomputing game: First AMD Epyc, now Fujitsu's Arm chips

A64FX: Big in Japan, big in the US, UK at this rate

13 Nov 23:11 | 24

HPC

UK govt snubs Intel, seeks second-gen AMD Epyc processors for 28PFLOPS Archer2 supercomputer

HPE's Cray hits 80-million-quid target to build boffinry beast

15 Oct 06:51 | 36

HPC

HPE's Eng Lim Goh on spaceborne computers, NASA medals – and AI at the final frontier

InterviewNever mind the edge, try running a super 'puter up there

07 Oct 09:45 | 12

HPC

The Reg chats to HPE's HPC man about NASA's supercomputers, lunar ambitions and Columbia

InterviewFrom Spaceborne to Aitken and on to the Moon

11 Sep 08:15 | 2

HPC

Look at me. Look at me. I'm the El Capitan now: Cray to build US govt's $600m cray-cray exascale nuke app super

1.5 EFLOPS monster will chew through simulations, modeling, and more, when it, fingers crossed, spins up in 2023

13 Aug 18:39 | 7

HPC

Bored of laptops? Love 200Gb/s interconnects? Then you're going to hate today's Intel news

Chipzilla teases actual proper working 10nm notebook CPUs as Omni-Path 2 quietly dies

01 Aug 23:17 | 37

HPC

Toodle-oo Raijin and g'day Gadi, you beauty! Australia's fastest super 'puter will bench 38 PFLOPS later this year

HPC beaut built by Fujitsu to debut in November

29 Jul 23:56 | 15

HPC

Who needs a supercomputer when you can get a couple of petaflops on AWS?

Or you could run it on-premises three times cheaper says University of Cambridge bod

20 Jun 12:27 | 31

HPC

Who bought the most powerful commercial supercomputer? Come on, it's Total-ly obvious

Well, oil be damned. Faster computers, faster apocalypse?

18 Jun 13:10 | 37

HPC

Nvidia 'brings CUDA to Arm' – Translation: We're still doing a thing we've already done but now doing more of it

Woulda, CUDA, shoulda

17 Jun 22:28 | 1

HPC

This isn't Boeing to end well: Plane maker to scrap some physical cert tests, use computer simulations instead

Actually probe expensive gear in real life? Pah. It's 2019. We're Boeing digital

17 Jun 18:02 | 141

HPC

Frontiersman Cray snags $50m storage contract for 'largest single filesystem'

Shasta minute: HPE purchase to provide 1 exabyte of ClusterStor for Oak Ridge National Laboratory

17 Jun 14:52 | 24

HPC

HPE's Spaceborne supercomputer returns to terra firma after 615 days on the ISS

HP customers: If your spinoff can put a computer into space, why can't I have my Reverb?

06 Jun 08:48 | 32

HPC

HPC processor project tosses architectural designs on desk of the European Commission

Promises to give EU the goods by 2021

05 Jun 11:29 | 12

HPC

Cray's found a super scooper, $1.3bn's gonna buy you. HPE's the one

Substantial losses weren't much fun, now we'll wait till deal is done

17 May 13:42 | 49

HPC

5G willikers, did AI do that? HPC botherer DDN buys Nexenta

Splashing out on software-defined file and object storage plus ... some extras

07 May 11:33 | 6

HPC

Commercial spinoffs of Fujitsu's Post-K super 'puter will hit shelves long before exascale daddy switched on

HPC goodness sure to cost an Arm and a leg

16 Apr 13:05 | 8

Zoom goes boom, Teams tears at seams: Technology stumbles at the first hurdle for this homeworking malarkey

Data surge as more Brits work from home? Not as hard on the network as their nightly Netflix binges, claims BT

Microsoft Teams gets off to a wobbly start as the world and its cat starts working from home

Look ma, no code: TigerGraph looks to attract wider audience for niche-but-growing DB segment

Microsoft's GitHub absorbs NPM into its code-hosting empire: JavaScript library vault used by 12 million devs now under Redmond's roof

Two years late, but upgrade wave finally washes a billion folk onto Windows 10 as its Android phone waits in the wings

Microsoft frees Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 from the shackles of, er, Windows?

Build goes digital, Brexit goes virtual (really): El Reg gets some unexpected lessons from WSLConf

US Health and Human Services targeted by DDoS scum at just the time it's needed to be up and running

Health workers are top of phishers' target lists thanks to data value

Your data was 'taken without permission', customers told, after personal info accessed in O2 UK partner's database

Hey, friends. We know it's a crazy time for the economy, but don't forget to enable 2FA for payments by Saturday

Docker disguises itself as a development pipeline service as it stalks the IT world for its elusive target – profit

Kubernetes is 'still hard' so VMware has gone all-in on container-related tech with expanded Tanzu, vSphere 7

How does Monzo keep 1,600 microservices spinning? Go, clean code, and a strong team

What would machine learning look like if you mixed in DevOps? Wonder no more, we lift the lid on MLOps

French watchdog to take €1.1bn bite out of Apple over 'anticompetitive' practices

Supply, demand and a scary mountain of debt: The challenges facing IT as COVID-19 grips the global economy

India's tech hub Bengaluru tells IT outfits to send workers home as part of COVID-crimping action

US prez Donald Trump declares America closed to those flying in from Schengen zone over coronavirus woes

Browser minnow Brave nips at Google with GDPR complaint

Oh, we may have found the COVID-19 silver lining: Coronavirus pandemic halts Xerox hostile takeover of HP

Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 2 earbuds: They're good – though for close to £300, they really should be

Apple reopens stores in China as Middle Kingdom regains control of COVID-19 – after closing all its outlets in Italy

Yanking on the space supply chain: Rocket Lab goes Interplanetary with Sinclair acquisition

If you're looking for a textbook example of an IT hype cycle, let spin be your guide

Coronavirus pandemic latest: Trump declares 'two very big words' – national emergency – and unexpectedly ropes in Google to help in some form

We're not saying flee this doomed Earth... but 139 minor planets were spotted at the outer reaches of our Solar System. Just an FYI, that's all

TensorFlow gets its quantum of solace, lid lifted on 'all-seeing crime-detecting' AI upstart, and more

European electric vehicle sales surged in Q4 2019 but only accounted for wafer-thin slice of total car purchases

Uncle Sam stonewalls probe into its secretive airport facial-recognition technology. Now the ACLU is suing

AI startup accuses Facebook of stealing code designed to speed up machine learning models on ordinary CPUs

Deliveroo UK adds 'Don't interact with the help' option for when ordering a burger

Tinfoil hat brigade switches brand allegiance to bog paper

Grab a towel and pour yourself a Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster because The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy is 42

Want to own a bit of Concorde? Got £750k burning a hole in your pocket? We have just the thing

HPC

Uncle Sam's nuke-stockpile-simulating souped-super El Capitan set to hit TWO exa-FLOPS, take crown as world's fastest machine in 2023

Lustre HPC file systems no longer disappear in a puff on Amazon Web Services – but you'll pay more

A bridge over troubled water: Intel teases Ponte Vecchio, the GPU brains in US govt's 1-exaFLOPS Aurora supercomputer

Player three has entered Cray's supercomputing game: First AMD Epyc, now Fujitsu's Arm chips

UK govt snubs Intel, seeks second-gen AMD Epyc processors for 28PFLOPS Archer2 supercomputer

HPE's Eng Lim Goh on spaceborne computers, NASA medals – and AI at the final frontier

The Reg chats to HPE's HPC man about NASA's supercomputers, lunar ambitions and Columbia

Look at me. Look at me. I'm the El Capitan now: Cray to build US govt's $600m cray-cray exascale nuke app super

Bored of laptops? Love 200Gb/s interconnects? Then you're going to hate today's Intel news

Toodle-oo Raijin and g'day Gadi, you beauty! Australia's fastest super 'puter will bench 38 PFLOPS later this year

Who needs a supercomputer when you can get a couple of petaflops on AWS?

Who bought the most powerful commercial supercomputer? Come on, it's Total-ly obvious

Nvidia 'brings CUDA to Arm' – Translation: We're still doing a thing we've already done but now doing more of it

This isn't Boeing to end well: Plane maker to scrap some physical cert tests, use computer simulations instead

Frontiersman Cray snags $50m storage contract for 'largest single filesystem'

HPE's Spaceborne supercomputer returns to terra firma after 615 days on the ISS

HPC processor project tosses architectural designs on desk of the European Commission

Cray's found a super scooper, $1.3bn's gonna buy you. HPE's the one

5G willikers, did AI do that? HPC botherer DDN buys Nexenta

Commercial spinoffs of Fujitsu's Post-K super 'puter will hit shelves long before exascale daddy switched on

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How does Monzo keep 1,600 microservices spinning? Go, clean code, and a strong team

You've duked it out with OS/2 – but how to deal with these troublesome users? Nukem

Chips that pass in the night: How risky is RISC-V to Arm, Intel and the others? Very

Grab a towel and pour yourself a Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster because The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy is 42

Spyware maker NSO runs scared from Facebook over WhatsApp hacking charges, fails to show up in court

Check Point chap: Small firms don't invest in infosec then hope they won't get hacked. Spoiler alert: They get hacked

Australian privacy watchdog sues Facebook for *checks notes* up to £266bn

Microsoft spares TLS 1.0 in Azure DevOps Services after customer backlash, Cosmos DB makes good on blurtage

UK.gov is not sharing Brits' medical data among different agencies... but it's having a jolly good think about it

NSO Group fires back at Facebook: You lied to the court, claims spyware slinger, and we've got the proof

Hey, US taxpayers. Filed your taxes? Good, good. $500m of it is going on an Intel-Cray exascale boffinry supercomputer

Holy sh*tsnacks! Danger zone! Edinburgh Uni's Archer 2 super 'puter will cost a cool £79m

Prodigy chip brainiacs Tachyum hook up with Euro HPC consortium

Cray will realise 'substantial' loss. But Shasta minute, folks, big iron market will pick up

It's raining, then? Hallelujah. Big Blue super 'puter sharpens forecasts

Panasas tells world+dog: We've broken free from chains of proprietary kit

FPGAs? Sure, them too. Liqid pours chips over composable computing systems

What's big, blue, and short on Intel? The supercomputer world's podium: USA tops Top500 with IBM Power9

It's wall-to-wall Huawei: Chinese behemoth hogs five of six top spots in SPC-1 array benchmark

Cray's pre-exascale Shasta supercomputer gets energy research boffins hot under collar

HPC botherer DDN breaks file system benchmark record

Heads up: Fujitsu tips its hand to reveal exascale Arm supercomputer processor – the A64FX

Australian privacy watchdog sues Facebook for checks notes up to £266bn