Looking forward to Leipzig
It’s just a few days until ISC’14, which will be held in the German city of Leipzig from 22 to 24 June. Here we preview some of the exhibitors who will be there
Advania provides data centres and HPC cloud hosting, the company offers low-cost and ultra energy efficient data centres in Iceland (PUE as low as 1.05), utilising 100 per cent renewable/ zero carbon power. Power price in Iceland is typically 50 per cent cheaper than the UK and most western European countries today, with potential to fix energy prices for up to 15 years. Advania offers the best value and lowest cost Tier 1 and Tier 3 data centres and HPC cloud hosting environments, with the resilience of multiple, high-bandwidth, high-reliability connectivity to the rest of the world. Advania is Iceland‘s largest IT company and
number one data centre provider, and also the ninth largest IT company in Scandinavia, with 1,100 people working from 20 offices in four countries, serving 10,000 customers worldwide.
www.advania.com/datacentres
Allinea Software, the HPC soſtware tools company, will be revealing new capabilities in its unified scalable
development tools, Allinea DDT and Allinea MAP for debugging and profiling, that are set to provide developers with even greater results from their soſtware on systems today and in the future. Te company will also be showing the Allinea
Performance Reports analytics soſtware, which provides critical application analysis for system owners, administrators and users, and will be demonstrating how HPC centres are able to easily discover missing performance in the applications that are running on their systems.
www.allinea.com
Visit Altair in booth 362 to see the latest demos for the PBS Works suite – including Compute Manager, PBS Professional and PBS Analytics – talk with Altair
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Te use of engineering analysis on massively parallel cloud architectures, both public and private, presents a number of challenges both technologically and financially. Joel Davison, Star-CCM+ product manager, will present CD-adapco’s approach to answering these challenges and enabling the usage of Star- CCM+ on such systems. From a technological standpoint, the presentation will cover how Star-CCM+ parallel testing is carried out to ensure maximum performance across a range of core counts and how the client- server architecture enables post-processing on remote computing facilities to be achieved.
experts about your workload management needs, get the latest product news and case studies. Don’t miss our presentation ‘Catalyse product innovation with HPC clouds’ on 24 June at 5:40pm at the Exhibitor Forum 02. Stop by Intel’s booth 540 to see a live demo
of Altair’s RADIOSS on Xeon: the demo ‘Evolving the performance of RADIOSS on Xeon architecture: Groundbreaking results from Woodcrest to Ivy Bridge E7v2’ will run live throughout exhibit hours.
www.pbsworks.com
At ISC 2014 Boston will be highlighting their extensive range of powerful and highly scalable HPC server, storage and workstation solutions on Stand #206. Tis year Boston will be
launching the following: l Introducing the ultimate personal supercomputer for extreme performance, featuring liquid cooling and next generation processor technology from Intel; and
l Server solutions powered by application- accelerating Memory Channel Storage SSD’s – removing performance bottlenecks by connecting flash storage to the memory. Boston will also be supporting partners:
To answer the financial challenges of running on cloud systems, the power licensing scheme will be discussed and how it removes the financial restrictions associated with increasing core count and licence access.
www.cd-adapco.com
l Stand #411 with CoolIT Systems - Showcasing their high-density, high-performance and energy-efficient range of liquid-cooled Supermicro FatTwin and Hyper-Speed servers; and
l Stand #430 with Supermicro – Intel Lustre parallel storage solutions; a new generation of Lustre soſtware that expands high- performance computing into the commercial enterprise.
www.boston.co.uk
Bull will show its range of extreme computing solutions designed to meet the extreme requirements of HPC users: from direct liquid cooled servers to expert advice on optimisation for many-core environments, including
Bull’s extreme factory HPC cloud solutions, as well as the Mobull flexible data centre in a container. Te guest star will be the Bullx DLC B700 range, chosen by Météo France and DKRZ, among others. It features a direct liquid cooling technology that makes it possible to use warm
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