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[Job Listings for HPC and Supercomputing] The High Performance Computing Service Group is looking for a Linux cluster engineer to join their team and provide cluster support to the Berkeley Lab and UC Research community. The successful candidate will participate in designing, building, and integrating Linux HPC clusters to meet the computing needs for research projects.
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[SEQanswers - All Forum Threads] High Performance Computing (HPC) Administrator - Job Code: 556 ...: Solid knowledge of Linux and UNIX operating systems concepts and must have extensive systems administration experience Must have experience and knowledge to support parallel or distributed computing architectures used for scientific computing .
[HPC Community - High Performance Computing (HPC) Community] The Evolution of Cluster Provisioning: From dd to Plug-and-Play ...: As mentioned the range of software needed on a cluster is quite large, although not all software is needed on all nodes. Indeed, the head node has a unique role in the cluster because it acts as a login node, an NFS server, a batch scheduler, a node monitor, and a development node for users.
[HPCwire: Expert Analysis and Reviews on Powerful HPC Systems] HPCwire: Dot Hill Virtual RAID Adapter Technology Selected by TYAN: Dot Hill VRA technology enables server, storage and motherboard vendors to integrate RAID technology into their products by leveraging the power of today's multi-core server CPUs instead of a dedicated RAID CPU-based, add-in board, helping to reduce hardware, power, cooling and support costs. RAIDCore enables host-based RAID 0, 1, 5, 10 and 50 directly on motherboard SATA I/O ports, reducing system costs and increasing the reliability of internal disk storage.
[CADwire.net - Mechanical CAD industry news] COMSOL : COMSOL First to Offer Free Cluster Support for ...: PORTLAND, OR (November 16, 2009) ” Today at the SC09, the premier international conference on High Performance Computing (HPC), COMSOL Inc., the leader in multiphysics simulation software, announced that with the upcoming release of COMSOL Multiphysics version 4.0 for Windows® HPC Server 2008 (HPCS) current users of a COMSOL Multiphysics®
[Dr.Dobb's High Performance Computing Articles] Dr. Dobb's | Windows HPC Server 2008 R2 Released | November 16, 2009: launched the Cray CX1-iWS system, a new generation of workstation sold exclusively through Dell Inc., which combines a powerful Windows 7-based workstation with a fully interoperable high-performance computing cluster running Windows HPC Server 2008. Similarly, Wipro Technologies, the global IT services business of Wipro Ltd., recently announced that it has formed a relationship with Microsoft to address the growing high-performance and parallel computing segment.
[Campus Technology: News] Microsoft Rolls Out Windows HPC Server 2008 R2 Beta -- Campus ...: A technical trial version of Office 2010 was available to attendees of the 2009 Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference in July. Others wanting to test Office 2010 have had access to the technical preview only through an invitation from Microsoft, or by signing up for a waiting list.
[Linux Magazine] Don Becker On The State Of HPC | Linux Magazine: With colleagues from the California Institute of Technology (Cal Tech) and the Los Alamos National Laboratory, Becker was the recipient of the IEEE Computer Society 1997 Gordon Bell Prize for Price/Performance.
[eScholarship Repository] eScholarship: Ceph: A Scalable, High-Performance Distributed File ...: Long, Carlos Maltzahn, "Ceph: A Scalable, High-Performance Distributed File System," Proceedings of the 7th Conference on Operating Systems Design and Implementation (OSDI '06), November 2006, pages 307-320.
[HPCwire: Relevant HPC news stories from around the globe] HPCwire: Microsoft Broadens Supercomputing Reach with New Offerings: announced the immediate availability of betas for Windows HPC Server 2008 R2 and distributed Microsoft Office Excel 2010 for the cluster. Together with the recently announced Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Beta, which helps simplify parallel programming, these advances make it possible for more users to access supercomputing power through familiar technologies and tools such as Microsoft Office Excel, Windows Server and Visual Studio.
[PetroComputing] Microsoft Offers Betas for Supercomputing Clusters « PetroComputing: “Many frontline researchers, analysts and scientists desperately need access to more computational power than they currently have, but find it either difficult or too costly in time to gain access to expanded HPC resources. Windows HPC Server 2008 has been designed to address the needs of those wishing to expand their access to HPC, without requiring them to become computer programming experts,”
[SciTechBlog] Military purchases 2200 PS3s - SciTechBlog - CNN.com Blogs: Most likely outside viruses like the virus enemies of the War in Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan are already using on US computers to see everyday life will now target PS3s and PS3 operating systems or logic boards. That would be too bad if hundreds of children had their X-Mas toys broken because of the War in the middle East, I guess we could all loose something special because of the War, a childs happiness via a 200x computer (compared to an 87 Atari) or more souls in the War that can be stopped but how can we even celebrate while other people are dying by the score for revenge for New York with no target or plans to ever stop the killing.
[Port 25: The Open Source Community at Microsoft] What Lies Beneath: Setting up underlying HPC tools - Port 25: The ...: Let me insert a gentle reminder that these are not the only cluster or resource management technologies out there in the HPC space but rather the ones most prevalent. If you have additional tools that you have worked with, we’d like to hear from you and thank you for tuning in to Port 25.
[Virtualization.com] Linus Torvalds Greenlights DRBD for Linux Kernel : Virtualization.com: Originally intended as a means of storing email messages in a redundant fashion, Reisner quickly realized the full potential of the newly developed solution. In November 2001, he co-founded LINBIT, a Vienna, Austria based enterprise focused on advancing the development of DRBD and Linux High-Availability.
[CNET News.com] Microsoft testing Excel for supercomputers | Beyond Binary - CNET News: The announcements are the latest in Microsoft's push over the last few years to better compete against Linux in the market for compute clusters--high-performance systems built by linking together large numbers of standard servers. Last year, for example, Microsoft managed to crack the upper echelons of the supercomputing ranks, landing in the top 25 rankings for the first time.
[GridGain - Cloud Development Platform] GridGain - Cloud Development Platform : Weblog: I think that the next logical step will come with dramatic simplification of how we develop a Native Cloud Application (NCAs) - the application that can finally take full advantage of cloud computing infrastructure. NCAs are the next big thing in distributed computing as they will provide the software foundation matching the power of the cloud-based hardware infrastructure.
[Cluster Connection] Cluster Connection » Sharing The Load: Cluster Resource Schedulers: Another interesting note about resource schedulers is the fact that modern multi-core/multi-processor motherboards run their own scheduler as part of the OS. In particular, the OS must decide where to place a process and at the same time balance the processes so all cores are equally busy, but try to keep processes on the same core so that data in the processor cache can be reused.
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