U.S. to build two flagship supercomputers for National Labs

The U.S. Department of Energy today unveiled plans to build two GPU-accelerated supercomputers – expected to deliver at least three-times greater performance than today’s most powerful system – which will move the world closer to the long-held goal of exascale computing.

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NASA chooses SGI to power climate research

SGI enables NASA Center for Climate Simulation to conduct greater research into changes in Earth’s climate.

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Dot Hill Systems collaborates with Intel and Mellanox

Dot Hill Systems Corp. has unveiled a new scale-out high performance Lustre file serving solution in collaboration with Intel for software and management and Mellanox for networking,  at the 2014 International Conference on High Performance Computing, Networking, Storage and Analysis – otherwise known as SC14.

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Dot Hill launches high capacity Ultra56 AssuredSAN Hybrid Storage Array

Dot Hill Systems Corp. has unveiled the Dot Hill Ultra56™ AssuredSAN®, a new hybrid flash storage array based on an ultra-density chassis that supports both NEBS Level 3 carrier and MIL-STD government requirements and up to 1.34 petabytes (PB) of raw capacity.

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