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High Performance Computing with Wenming Ye

Posted: Nov 17, 2011 at 8:44 AM
By: Larry Larsen
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If there were a special geek merit badge for those whose desktop PC has the word "CRAY" across the front, Wenming Ye would have plenty of them. Wenming works just down the hallway from us on Channel 9 exploring the possibilities of HPC (High Performance Computing). I wanted Niners to meet Wenming and see some of the interesting projects he's working on and find out how the cloud has changed supercomputing.

This week Wenming is at SC11, the International Conference for High Performance Computing, but if you have any questions about HPC you can leave them here.

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C64

Nov 18, 2011 at 10:25 AM

HPC is a fascinating field.
Thanks for this very interesting video!
felix9 the cat that walked by itself

Nov 18, 2011 at 8:00 PM

You talked about open source tools, is that the reason why Hadoop wins and Dryad failed ?
And since if you are at SC11, does the students in competition has any interests on MS platforms ?
George_Curelet_Balan

Nov 21, 2011 at 9:39 AM

Interesting insights into HPC technology potential!
My notable time bookmarks of the video follow:
[10:00] HPC's computation power in Gigaflops
[11:40] impressive Infiniband network bandwidth (1 DVD sent in 2 sec)
[25:00] amazing HPC exploration of a virus picture
[29:30] Reference to the World Wide Telescope site
[30:00] HPC visualization of the Los Angeles earthquake simulation
[31:05] reference to Azure based 2D Dynamic Earthquake Simulation Map project (http://seismic.cloudapp.net/)
[33:35] example of system simulation using the open source computational fluid dynamic code
[34:22] management console of the HPC cluster
[42:15] HPC cluster run in Windows Azure

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