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As some of you probably already know, Intel has just released its first 6-core Xeon processors, designed to bring a whole new level of performance to upcoming server systems. Although still newcomers on the market, the new server-class CPUs have already proven their potential, as they have been built in several serve... |
17 September 2008
07:10 GMT |
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Supercomputer builder Cray has signed a multi-year collaboration agreement with Intel regarding high-performance computing systems. Under the new deal, the two partners will develop new multi-core technologies that are alleged to rush the advent of multi-petascale systems.According to a joint statement released by th... |
29 April 2008
03:06 GMT |
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Cray is currently working on a next-generation massively parallel processor (MPP) supercomputer, that will be shipped to the University of Tennessee when it is finished. Probably the most powerful in the world, the petaflop-scale monolith will be used in scientific research, including global climate change research, ... |
8 April 2008
11:04 GMT |
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Supercomputer manufacturer Cray is heading towards a new generation of computing machines with the advent of two new offerings in their XT supercomputer series. The new computers are built on the XT5 infrastructure and support field programmable gate arrays (fpgas), a feature that makes them entirely adaptive superco... |
21 January 2008
11:19 GMT |
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The European supercomputer top is about to change as of today with the advent of the new "abacus" called Hector. Located back in UK, Hector is the fastest supercomputer in the kingdom, and, at the same time, one of the most powerful computing clusters on the old continent. It sums up the power of around 12,000 deskto... |
15 January 2008
03:40 GMT |
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A Silicon Valley company just announced that they started shipping a FPGA based coprocessor designed to be used on a socket 940 multiprocessor motherboard that is normally used to house one or more AMD Opteron processors. DRC Computer says that its RPU (reconfigurable processing unit) eliminates bottlenecks like limi... |
14 July 2007
06:37 GMT |
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