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The D'Artagnan Cluster A Power Macintosh G3 Plug'n'Play Supercomputer The New G4!D'ArtagnanAthosAramisPorthosRichelieu Roman Koniuk • Chris Stewart York University • Toronto • Canada Newsflash! December 1999 We've just added a spanking new 450 MHz Power Mac G4 to the Cluster. Mac Supercomputer? You're joking! • How long did it take? • How fast is it? • Who ARE these guys? Canada's First Macintosh Parallel Supercomputer D'Artagnan is a parallel cluster of five ...

The Eiffel Parallel Execution Environment Version française EPEE (Eiffel Parallel Execution Environment) is an object oriented design framework for programming distributed memory parallel computers, developed within the PAMPA Project. It proposes a programming environment where data and control parallelism are totally encapsulated in regular Eiffel classes, without any extension to the language nor modification of its semantics. EPEE has been used to build Paladin , a parallel object oriented linear algebra library. EPEE Basic Principles Paladin POM Library Object-Oriented Software Engineering with Eiffel Publications EPEE Team Why Eiffel? jezequel@irisa.fr (March 28, 1995)

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Large Prime Number Found by SGI/Cray Supercomputer Now serving text by: Landon Curt Noll Note: This is no longer the largest known prime The largest known prime number may be found in chongo's table of Mersenne Prime Digits and Names. <<== try me A Large Prime Number: 2^1257787-1 A Large Perfect Number: 2^1257786 * (2^1257787-1) The discovery team: David Slowinski: left, CRAY T94: center :-) & Paul Gage: right EAGAN, Minn., September 3, 1996 -- Computer sci ...

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M O S I X ® Cluster and Grid Management Home About Cluster Grid HUGI FAQ Papers Contact Links MOSIX is a management system that allows a Linux cluster or a Grid to perform like a single computer with multiple processors. It is particularly suitable to run intensive computing and applications with moderate amounts of I/O. In a MOSIX based system there is no need to modify or to link applications with any library, or even to assign processes to differ ...

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Our work in Scalable Parallel Systems focuses on the technologies needed for the design and effective use of scalable systems such as the IBM PowerParallel SP2 or workstation clusters. The effort was established in 1986 to develop the software support for the Vulcan massively parallel computer prototype. The technology that we developed provided much of the foundation for the SP product line: communication software, parallel I/O, tools, libraries, application codes, etc. Our current resea ...

THE BORG PROJECT Hardware/Software Cluster Users and Administrators Parallel Cluster Application/Research Photographs/Scenes from Cyborg Acknowledgements josephin@cyborg.physics.drexel.edu

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Supercomputers and Parallel Computers [ Index | Conferences | Research Groups | Vendors | Supercomputers ] Note: I've moved on to another job, and I can no longer afford the time to keep this site updated. Charles Castevens has a more up-to-date collection of supercomputer images. Images and product information for current parallel and vector supercomputers. Click on a thumbnail image for the full-size picture, or on a company or product name for further information. Alex Inf ...

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Institute for Theoretical Physics statistical mechanics group | leonardo Tina - a Beowulf-Super-Computer Tina (Tina is no acronym) is a self-made high-performance massive parallel super-computer built out of commodity hardware components, running Linux. To keep it short: Tina is a Beowulf-Cluster. Tina is the main source of computing power for the computational physics group and the statistical mechanics group at the Institute of Theoretical Physics, Magdeburg. Latest news: Hardw ...

Vector and Scalar Parallel Supercomputers [ Vendors | Supercomputers ] Last updated: Wed Feb 13 20:50:45 EST 2002 Yes, this is horribly out of date, almost a year and a half now. I'm back at school part-time along with working full-time at a new job, but I promise I'll update this sometime this...year. Really. GFLOPS by itself means 1000x1000 DP LINPACK GFLOPS. SI/FP(16) 16.4/24.8 means SPECint95/SPECfp95 results with 16 CPUs are 16.4 and 24.8, respectively. Alex Informatics ...

Home Third Frontier Network Blue Collar Computing June 6, 2006 Megaconference VIII Call For Interactive Presentations – “Interactions” -- Now On June 6, 2006 Ohio Collaborative Conference on Bioinformatics set for June 28-30, 2006 May 31, 2006 OSC, OSU and Johns Hopkins Team Up In Distance Learning Effort Linking Ohio colleges and universities High performance computing for the rest of us Computational Science Ralph Regula School Bringing computati ...

What are super computers? The complex operations being performed by a super computer can be enhanced by its designers to the optimum level in two ways. Supercomputers, just like any other typical computer, have two basic parts. The first one is the CPU which executes the commands it needs to do. The other one is the memory which stores data. The only difference between an ordinary computer and supercomputers is that supercomputers have their CPUs opened at faster speeds than standard c ...