Multi-processor Videos

Barbara Hutchings, Director of Strategic Partnerships at ANSYS, talks about the customer's need for a HPC solution that can simply plug in and start getting results. With Intel Cluster Ready, their customer knows that the software they're buying from ANSYS will work with the systems they're buying from other Intel Cluster Ready partners. For more information, go to: www.ansys.com/corporate/partners/company/cluster-ready.asp or www.intel.com/go/cluster

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

Episode 18: OpenSolaris ve been doing to make the Intel Xeon processor the best choice for running OpenSolaris or Solaris. Learn about the added support for the X2APIC, new in the latest Intel microarchitecture (Nehalem), which allows you to expand system addressability from 256 processors to 4 billion (minus 1). Plus other features built into the new Intel Xeon processor 5500 series which are now enabled in Solaris and OpenSolaris that are important to building big systems. For the latest OpenSolaris release, go to OpenSolaris.org, check out the Intel platform project and join the community.

David Bryan, President of Silicon Mechanics, talks about the latest generation quad-core Intel(R) Xeon(R) processor 5500 series, and how the combination of Voltaire

Silicon Graphics (SGI) is a major integrator of HPC systems. Christine Brennan, Alliance Marketing Manager at SGI, talks about how Intel Cluster Ready provides the tools, testing and credibility for small-mid range clustered systems. Once they have passed the Intel Cluster Ready certification, it makes owning an HPC cluster simpler and more reliable. For more information go to: www.sgi.com/products/servers/altix/icr/ www.intel.com/go/cluster

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

Gary Tyreman of Univa UD covers how working with the Intel Cluster Ready program allows them to spend more time designing value additions like UniCluster, an open source integrated software stack for building and managing HPC clusters. Intel Cluster Ready enables them to focus on development and integration with ISV applications to build replicable systems with confidence that applications will run out of the box. Learn more at www.intel.com/go/cluster and www.univaud.com.

Bart Mellenbergh, Dell's HPC Manager in EMEA, talks about the changes in supercomputing and how Intel Cluster Ready is simplifying HPC end-to-end.

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