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New performance enhancements for MPI applications running on HPC Server 2008

Posted By: Phil Pennington | Dec 17th, 2007 @ 8:11 PM | 3,979 Views | 0 Comments

Eric is a member of the HPC Server product team. Listen to Eric describe the new Network Direct RDMA interface and related performance observations. Microsoft's MPI library is the first user-mode application that is also Network Direct aware. Resultant benefits include very low latency metrics.

Learn more at http://blogs.msdn.com/philpenn and http://WindowsHPC.net.

Tags: 64-bit, High Performance Computing, HPC, Windows HPC

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