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Intel Xeon processors help The Planet sustain a leading position in the Web hosting marketplace

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Matt Dunbar, Principal Development Engineer at SIMULIA, and David Bryan, Co-founder of Silicon Mechanics, talk about making the migration to cluster computing easy. See how Silicon Mechanics and SIMULIA are collaborating to upgrade users of Abaqus FEA software to Intel Cluster Ready-certified clusters. For more information go to: www.simulationclusters.com, www.siliconmechanics.com/i21247/HPC-Intel-Cluster-Ready.php, and www.intel.com/go/cluster

Em abril de 2009, realizei uma palestra na Escola de Engenharia da Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul sob o t tulo de "CFD, HPC e TI" (Din mica dos Fluidos Computacional, Computa o de Alto Desempenho e Tecnologia da Informa o). Mais informa es sobre esta palestra e assuntos relacionados voc pode encontrar em http://marcolovatto.blogspot.com.

Gary Tyreman, VP & General Manager, HPC Division at Univa UD, talks about HPC systems management. He explains how UniCluster and Intel Cluster Ready help customers implement their clusters faster by simplifying deployment, while creating a trusted, refined, replicable environment to run HPC applications. For more information go to www.univaud.com/partners/enterprise/intel-cluster.php or www.intel.com/go/cluster

Hear Wayne Mindle, Senior Engineer, Technical Sales s all in one package, to simulate complex real world problems. Simulating a model before you build the design helps to optimize the structure. What s best to run the software on? The Intel Cluster Ready program makes it easier for end users to find systems and OEMs to recommend hardware that work well together with the Intel Cluster Ready registered LS-DYNA applications. For more information go to www.lstc.com/lsdyna.htm or www.intel.com/go/cluster

Part 5/7: Sequential Programming is no more. Why Are we still Teaching it? All major manufactures of CPUs, GPUs and ASICs have moved to a many core design, yet universities and colleges are not training engineers in the parallel and concurrent disciplines needed to efficiently program on such systems. This panel at Supercomputing 08, featuring Dr. Michael Wrinn for Intel, Dr. Steven Parker for NVidia, Dr. Christoph Lameter for The Linux Foundation, Professor Wen-Mei Hwu of the University of Illinois, Professor Charlie Peck of Earlham College and Professor Tom Murphy of Contra Costa College, kicked off an industry/academia working group to help remedy this situation. The panel s debates and discussions of the key question: Sequential programming is no more why are we still teaching it?, as well as the vigorous audience response, demonstrates the centrality of this question to those of us both in the industry and in academia. Panelists met after with a wider industry/academia follow-up meeting, including AMD, IBM, SUN, UC Berkeley and others, to form a working group to propose, foster, share and develop a new computer science and engineering curriculum with parallelism at its core.

Matt Dunbar, Principal Development Engineer at SIMULIA, talks about simulation solutions and how Abaqus FEA takes advantage of the latest high-performance clustered computing environments. Matt shows the Cray CX1 deskside cluster that allows users to easily migrate from a workstation to an HPC cluster. Intel Cluster Ready simplifies deployment by providing a standard platform for SIMULIA software without having to worry about the details. For more information go to: www.simulia.com www.intel.com/go/cluster

Olivier David, ISV Alliances Director at Bull, talks about Bull's HPC systems and services and how Intel Cluster Ready makes it easy for everything to run and work together right away. For more information go to: www.bull.com/hpc/ICR.html www.intel.com/go/cluster

Charlie Wuischpard, President and CEO of Penguin Computing, explains how the Emperor Series Clusters, Scyld ClusterWare, and Intel Cluster Ready work together to make high-performance computing (HPC) easier. For more information go to: www.penguincomputing.com/cluster_computing www.intel.com/go/cluster

Alex Lesser from PSSC Labs talks about supercomputing, PowerWulf Clusters, and the choice of lower cost HPC clusters with Intel Cluster Ready.