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A spate of processor news seems to have hit us in late summer. No doubt due to the Intel Developers Forum (IDF) where Intel introduced a revamped processor strategy of sorts. Front row coverage can be found here. Did I here someone say performance/watt! Not to be outdone, IBM, Sony, and Toshiba announced more details on the Cell Processor. You can find different forms of documentation at two sites: IBM (registration required for some information) and Sony. Funny, they released this information on the last day of IDF. Timing is everything they say. And AMD? Well seems they have the goods for now and are ready to prove it.
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Thomas Sterling, parent of Beowulf clustering, has moved to LSU to work on change computing by "one to three orders of magnitude". A story is here. Louisiana State University is home to the Center for Computation and Technology, one of those "build them and see if they will come cluster supercomputing centers". Well, I guess they did come.
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The Council on Competitiveness has released its latest survey on HPC Software. If you recall last year they did a survey on HPC Users where software was found to be one of the "hold backs" to the market.
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Chelsio, makers of 10GigE/TOE (TCP Off Load) hardware have posted a paper comparing 10GigE/TOE with Myrinet and Infiniband. Before you dismiss this as another vendor paper, consider that the tests were done by Los Alamos and Ohio State. And what did they find? 10GigE/TOE is looking pretty strong against the other guys. They even used PVFS to test the interconnects. Other papers are available as well.
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