Passing it on
A message passing interface chameleon brings an ever-expanding list of parallel capabilities to nearly any computer.
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A message passing interface chameleon brings an ever-expanding list of parallel capabilities to nearly any computer.
Bigger computers will boost science to help secure the nation.
LBNL researchers are out to break supercomputing bottlenecks with UPC, a code that cuts communication to one direction.
Computer scientists must tweak codes to optimize performance on today’s supercomputers. Orio uses annotations to automate the process.
Sandia’s Debusschere earns honors for sorting out uncertainty.
Barney Maccabe’s helping bring petascale computing into the mainstream of scientific computing – and practicing his substantial hockey skills.
The increasing power of high-performance computers has created a parallel increase in the data they process and produce.
An eight-year effort to improve database indexing is paying off for a group of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory researchers with FastBit.
University of New Mexico and Sandia National Laboratory researchers have ideas for quieting operating-system noise.
Cynthia Phillips and colleagues devise algorithms that let computers solve complex optimization problems.