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IBM “Minsky” Cluster Achieves Billion-Cell Reservoir Simulation in Record Tim
(top500.org)
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A Trillion Edge Graph on a Single Commodity Node
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Wave Computing Launches Machine Learning Appliance
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Messina Update: The U.S. Path to Exascale in 16 Slides
(hpcwire.com)
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The Past and Future of Aircraft Engine Development
(insidehpc.com)
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Taking the Heavy Lifting Out of TensorFlow at Extreme Scale
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Many companies in the US are providing gyms for their employees, making staying in decent shape that much easier. I definitely take advantage. Even when I don't have time for a full workout, I can hop on treadmill for a 30 minute run a
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Lightweight locality-aware user-level threading runtime
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South Korea’s deployment of THAAD upsets China, seen as espionage tool
(arstechnica.com)
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Google Justifies In-House Processor; EU Plans Home-Grown Exascale
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Docker Completes Its Platform with DIY Linux
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Abstract Machine Models and Proxy Architectures for Exascale Computing [pdf]
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China Pushes Breadth-First Search Across Ten Million Cores
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You might want to check out "A Systolic Array Optimizing Compiler" -> https://books.google.com/books?id=6nTjBwAAQBAJ&lpg=PA188&ots... Systolic array/vector processors have been used since the late
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ARM Pioneer Sophie Wilson Also Thinks Moore’s Law is Coming to an End
(nextplatform.com)
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Open Hardware Pushes GPU Computing Envelope
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5 Biotech Products U.S. Regulators Aren’t Ready For
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10y ago
So...to answer directly. TBB was in alpha at one point. So was OpenMP, MPI, ... Just because you have an established library doesn't mean something else can't come along. Said another way, just because new doesn't mean to dis
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10y ago
thanks!, and meh.
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10y ago
Yup, it was quite a bit better on the upper end especially. Looking at the snoops on the bus using PAPI RaftLib does a better job at keeping the cache lines from bouncing. The benchmarked version also has a dynamically resizing FIFO which u
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Actually, the reason I didn't show distributed was in fact the naive original implementation of the TCP stack support. The platform minimizes data movement over network pipes, however due to time constraints on me finishing a PhD I cho
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Hi! I'm the primary author and maintainer of the library. Thanks for the interjection. The intended application for RaftLib is to make something that will scale, just as you mention. I wrote this post a long time ago when I was just tr
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Pumped for the Future: Fueling Up at Frank Lloyd Wright’s Visionary Gas Station
(99percentinvisible.org)
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Why would anyone want to remove public access to impartial facts? Hmm.
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ARM Server Chips Challenge X86 in the Cloud
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I'm not sure that is quite correct ( http://www.businessinsider.com/the-states-the-most-and-least... , http://blogs.wsj.com/economics/2014/03/27/which-states-take-... ) are just a f
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Mont-Blanc project selects Cavium ThunderX for new ARM-based HPC platform
(prnewswire.com)
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Looking Ahead to the Next Platforms That Will Define 2017
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HPE Powers Up The Machine Architecture with ARM
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10y ago
Same basic trend we saw with industrial revolution. People lost their somewhat skilled (for the time) jobs to steam powered machines. As the recent election also put front and center, we're also competing with the entire planet for job
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