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Video: Time-Lapse Installation of Cielo Supercomputer at LANL
In this video, Los Alamos National Labs installs Cielo, the current stalwart of National Nuclear Security Administration capability computing. The system is currently ranked #32 on the TOP500. The post...
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LANL Supercomputer Finds New Life at UNM
In this KRQE video, the University of New Mexico readies the Ulam supercomputer for deployment. Named after famed mathematician and Manhattan Project scientist Stanislaw Ulam, the 13-rack system was...
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LANL Reduces Water Consumption for Supercomputer Cooling
Today Los Alamos National Laboratory announced that it decreased its water usage by 26 percent in 2014, with about one-third of the reduction attributable to using reclaimed water to cool its...
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Supercomputing Global Ocean Temperatures with ACME
Over at Live Science, Shannon Hall writes that new global map of the world's oceans is so visually stunning that it could be mistaken for art. Computed on LANL supercomputers, the simulation is a...
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Video: There and Back Again – The Battle of Lustre at LANL
"A little over a year ago LANL’s HPC Division purchased and fielded our first general purpose InfiniBand-based Lustre parallel file system. This new Lustre deployment, being the first of several...
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Supercomputing Challenge Winners Examine Nanotech for Fighting Cancer
This week LANL announced that high school students Meghan Hill and Katelynn James took the top prize in the 25th New Mexico Supercomputing Challenge. Their research project, “Using Concentrated Heat...
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Supercomputing Flow of Carbon Emissions in Deep Oceans
A new computer model developed by scientists at LANL increases global climate simulation accuracy through a better representation of the vast eddies that swirl across hundreds of miles of open ocean....
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Video: How Seagate Collaborates with LANL on HPC
In this video, Kyle Lamb from the Infrastructure Team at Los Alamos National Lab describes the unique challenges he faces at a facility known for being at the forefront of technology. Kyle addresses...
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With APEX, National Labs Collaborate to Develop Next-Gen Supercomputers
Today Los Alamos, Lawrence Berkeley, and Sandia national laboratories announced the Alliance for Application Performance at Extreme Scale (APEX). The new collaboration will focus on the design,...
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Los Alamos Orders D-Wave 2X Quantum Computer
Today D-Wave Systems announced that Los Alamos National Laboratory will acquire and install the latest D-Wave quantum computer, the 1000+ qubit D-Wave 2X system. Los Alamos, a multidisciplinary...
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LANL Looks to Aeon Computing for Lustre
Today Aeon Computing announced that the company will provide two Lustre file systems to enhance LANL’s technical and supercomputing capabilities in support of its national security mission. Each of the...
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Job of the Week: HPC Modeling and Optimization Postdoc at LANL
Los Alamos National Lab is seeking an HPC Modeling and Optimization Postdoc in our Job of the Week. The post Job of the Week: HPC Modeling and Optimization Postdoc at LANL appeared first on insideHPC.
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Rambus Advances Smart Data Acceleration Research Program with LANL
Last week at SC15, Rambus announced that it has partnered with Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) for evaluating elements of its Smart Data Acceleration (SDA) Research Program. The SDA platform has...
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Industry Experts Discuss Accelerating Science with Storage Systems Research
In this special guest feature, Ken Strandberg describes the highlights of panel discussion on high performance storage at SC15. "There was significant discussion about identifying the most important...
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Seagate and LANL to Heat Up Data Archiving For Supercomputers
Seagate Technology and Los Alamos National Laboratory are researching a new storage tier to enable massive data archiving for supercomputing. The joint effort is aimed at determining innovative new...
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Gary Grider from LANL to Keynote OpenFabrics Workshop
Gary Grider from Los Alamos National Laboratory will keynote the 2016 OpenFabrics Workshop this year with a talk on HPC Storage and IO Trends and Workflows. The event takes place April 4-8, 2016 in...
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NNSA Unleashes Advanced Computing Capabilities to Serve Researchers at Three...
NNSA's next-generation Penguin Computing clusters based on Intel SSF are bolstering “capacity” computing capability at the Tri Labs. "With CTS1 installed in April, the NNSA scientists can continue...
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Gary Grider Presents: HPC Storage and IO Trends and Workflows
"Trends in computer memory/storage technology are in flux perhaps more so now than in the last two decades. Economic analysis of HPC storage hierarchies has led to new tiers of storage being added to...
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Interview: Moving Beyond POSIX with the new MarFS Object Storage Project
"We wanted to get away from the complexity of POSIX for data, yet retain the parts of POSIX that people are used to (metadata manipulation). By divorcing ourselves from the complications of ensuring a...
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MarsFS – A Near-POSIX Namespace Leveraging Scalable Object Storage
David Bonnie from LANL presented this talk at the 2016 MSST Conference. "As we continue to scale system memory footprint, it becomes more and more challenging to scale the long-term storage systems...
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