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Your guide to navigating the coolest tradeshow on the planet.
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Are you a Geek or a Droid? Take the simple quiz to find out!
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Preserving program state is necessary for parallel computation, but should we keep doing it the hard way?
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The New Fermi GPU shows NVidia has been listening to the HPC crowd
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Hitching a ride to a fast moving technology is a welcome trend
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In stark contrast to one year ago, this year's show was well-attended and upbeat.
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Will a new feature make C the answer to the parallel programmer's dreams?
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The 10 GigE train is on its way. Simplicity and low cost have left the station.
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Hybridizing MPI applications with cores and GP-GPUs. Is this a good idea?
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The acquisition of Sun by Oracle raises many questions and recalls some past experiences
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Hiding the details of the multi-core and GP-GPU hardware is a really cool goal
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How big of a cluster can you build? With a little math and the speed of light you can find out.
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Matching the right solution with the right problem takes skill, flexibility, and a little luck.
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Commodity hardware is the norm in HPC. What about commodity software?
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How can the community help create better HPC software?
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Large insect populations synchronize globally, but communicate locally. Is there a lesson for parallel computing?
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SGI/Rackable Walks away from a PFLOP deal. No, this is actually good news.
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Pick one: portability or efficiency. Neither is guaranteed when writing explicit parallel code
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How can getting to the ocean help with HPC computing?
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SMPs may have cores, but clusters have bandwidth.
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