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- Hacking Ebola: Supercomputer Assists in Antiviral SearchScientists at the University of Leeds will enlist the use of a supercomputer in their quest to develop a cure for...
- Supercomputers Team up to Confirm Gravity WavesIntel Xeon based “Comet” and “Stampede” contributed over a million hours to project The recent confirmation that gravity waves exist, originally...
- NIH to Put the DNA of 1 Million Human Volunteers OnlineIntel Expands Cloud-HPC Effort to Make Precision Medicine Diagnoses in a Single Day Will donated DNA help speed difficult diagnoses? A...
- French Companies Get Supercomputing Boost1.4 petaflop supercomputer to support industrial research The French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA) will deploy a new supercomputer...
- French Companies Get Supercomputing Boost1.4 petaflop supercomputer to support industrial research The French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA) will deploy a new supercomputer...
- Intel Opens New Computing Center for EarthquakeResearchers from many universities will utilize Xeon and Xeon Phi powered behemoth Simulating earthquakes to help predict them is one of...
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Hacking Ebola: Supercomputer Assists in Antiviral Search
Scientists at the University of Leeds will enlist the use of a supercomputer in their quest to develop a cure for those infected. Although there are experimental vaccines being tested for Ebola, to date there has little progress in developing drugs to treat those who become infected. In this brief …
Supercomputers Team up to Confirm Gravity Waves
Intel Xeon based “Comet” and “Stampede” contributed over a million hours to project The recent confirmation that gravity waves exist, originally predicted by Einstein a century ago was made possible in part to the supercomputers that processed a huge amount of data, according to this brief by Slashdot Media contributing …
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Web-based instruction plus self-study teach how to get the most out of Intel Xeon and Xeon Phi cores Part of the Intel Modern Code Developer program, this Colfax training offers an intensive education on parallel programming for today’s modern Intel systems. Registration is free, but space is limited. As part …
NIH to Put the DNA of 1 Million Human Volunteers Online
Intel Expands Cloud-HPC Effort to Make Precision Medicine Diagnoses in a Single Day Will donated DNA help speed difficult diagnoses? A million donors say “Yes!” This article by Slashdot Media contributing editor John O’Donnell describes what NIH is doing with its $215 million program to do just that The National …
French Companies Get Supercomputing Boost
1.4 petaflop supercomputer to support industrial research The French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA) will deploy a new supercomputer dubbed “Cobalt” in their Very Large Computing Centre. Slashdot Contributing Editor Wylie Wong discusses how Bull and Intel collaborated to create this new system. The French Alternative Energies And …
French Companies Get Supercomputing Boost
1.4 petaflop supercomputer to support industrial research The French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA) will deploy a new supercomputer dubbed “Cobalt” in their Very Large Computing Centre. Slashdot Contributing Editor Wylie Wong discusses how Bull and Intel collaborated to create this new system. The French Alternative Energies And …
Intel Opens New Computing Center for Earthquake
Researchers from many universities will utilize Xeon and Xeon Phi powered behemoth Simulating earthquakes to help predict them is one of the primary areas to be investigated by a team of over a thousand researchers, thanks to the new Intel Parallel Computing Center (IPCC) at the San Diego Supercomputer Center …


