Hedge Connection will join several dozen other companies sharing their ideas at the Emerging Companies Summit, at the fourth annual GPU Technology Conference, to be held in San Jose, Calif., next March. Video gamers rely on GPUs to deliver dazzling fast-twitch action. Scientists use banks of GPUs to simulate reactor cores and predict changes in… Read More
Another 10 institutions from six countries were added this past quarter to our roster of CUDA Research Centers and CUDA Teaching Centers, bringing the total to 238. Work being done at the ten new centers includes three-dimensional genome sequencing for cancer research, graphics and numeric programming, and design of programming and runtime systems for heterogeneous… Read More
The GPU Technology Conference (GTC) 2013 is less than six weeks away. Once again, the world’s #1 event on accelerated computing will showcase scientific and engineering breakthroughs made possible by GPUs. The event runs March 18 to 21 in San Jose, Calif. Featuring hundreds of talks and tutorials on everything from astrophysics to medical imaging… Read More
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This week it became official: the Titan supercomputer at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee was crowned the fastest computer on Earth, according to the Top500 list released this week that tracks these systems. Titan is so quick that Buddy Bland, the project director for the Oak Ridge Leadership Computing Facility, calls it a “time machine.”… Read More
Nearly two dozen more universities and research institutions were added this past quarter to our roster of CUDA Research Centers and CUDA Teaching Centers, bringing the total to 229. The work being done at the 22 new CUDA centers in eight countries includes sparse numerical linear algebra, heterogeneous computing, astrophysical fluid dynamics and next generation… Read More
Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) has been doing some amazing things with CUDA. So we’ve named CMU as a CUDA Center of Excellence. The recognition is a result of CMU’s ongoing work in parallel computing research and education using NVIDIA GPUs and the CUDA parallel computing platform (see “What Is CUDA?”). The CUDA Center of Excellence… Read More
Al Enger has been a busy man. Enger is one of a crew of Cray engineers who have been working to assemble a massive new supercomputer at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee. It’s called Titan. There are a lot of ways to measure Titan’s size. The machine is about as big as a… Read More
We said the Kepler architecture-based NVIDIA Tesla K20 GPU would be the highest performance processor the HPC industry has ever seen when we unveiled it at the GPU Technology Conference in May. But recent performance tests on real-world scientific applications show that the forthcoming GPU easily surpasses even our highest expectations. This GPU simply rocks!… Read More
The number of Sixteen new CUDA centers in eight countries – from Croatia to Colombia – have recently been welcomed, bringing the grand total to 207. They’re doing research in areas such as DualSPHysics, cloud computing and protein misfolding diseases, such as Alzheimer’s and mad cow disease. CUDA Teaching Centers equip tens of thousands of… Read More
In another landmark for the CUDA parallel programming environment, NVIDIA has named the Fluminense Federal University (UFF) of Brazil as the country’s first CUDA Center of Excellence. The recognition is a result of UFF’s ongoing work in parallel computing research and education using NVIDIA GPUs and the CUDA parallel computing environment. Located in the state… Read More
Following the recent storm of GPU computing goodness raining across the GPU Technology Conference, it seems only right to welcome more than two dozen universities and research institutions to our family of CUDA Research Centers (CRC) and CUDA Teaching Centers (CTC). The work being done at the 26 new CRC and CTC centers in 12… Read More
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The story behind the story: how Project SHIELD got built http://t.co/Yh3kID51M0 posted May 25 2013 at 07:31:48 AM |
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RT @enderle: Hosted Desktops Come of Age with NVIDIA Grid and Citrix. Why it has taken so long for thin clients ... http://t.co/8cBnkL2uJ0 posted May 24 2013 at 16:08:14 PM |
