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2008-08-15	Graphics card injects 2.4 teraFLOPS processing power AMD is offering the ATI Radeon HD 4870 X2 that delivers 2.4 teraFLOPS of processing power, yielding up to 80 percent more performance than its ATI Radeon HD 4870.
2007-06-25	GPUs gives Teraflop-computing capacity to PCs Nvidia will start releasing next month a new class of processors that boost the performance of supercomputing environments by offloading trillions of arithmetic calculations per second.
2010-11-22	Nvidia GPU to power exascale computer Nvidia is developing a thousand-core graphics chip with each core capable of handling four double precision floating-point operations per clock cycle--the equivalent of 10 teraflops on a chip.
2007-06-01	Let software catch up with silicon By simplifying the way we do things, we allow the software to catch up with advances in silicon, making teraflops on the desktop a feasible and useful technical accomplishment.
2013-07-11	Xilinx tapes out 20nm FPGA device The firm worked with TSMC to infuse high-end FPGA requirements into the TSMC 20SoC development process to result in the first tape-out of the ASIC-class programmable architecture: UltraScale.
2003-08-14	U.S. report calls for balanced approach to supercomputer R&D The government should adopt a balanced approach to backing research in both custom and off-the-shelf supercomputing technologies.
2004-04-13	Tsinghua University selects InfiniBand switch fabric National Tsinghua University of China has selected InfiniCon Systems Inc. to supply a 10Gbps switch fabric for a 128-node, InfiniBand-based cluster.
2008-01-24	Tool speeds up design of optoelectronic devices Acceleware and Synopsys have developed a hardware solution that enables up to 20x faster electromagnetic simulation of optoelectronic devices such as CMOS image sensors.
2003-11-13	Tomen backs Fujitsu supercomputer project Tomen Corp. announced that the company has received an order from Fujitsu Ltd to deliver a high-speed computer interconnect system conforming to InfiniBand.
2007-07-25	The skinny on quad-core processors: A buyer's guide Quad-core processing has become bargain country after Intel announced deep price cuts for its quad-core chips, putting AMD under pressure to tag its upcoming quad-core processors competitively when they come out.
2008-11-24	The Portand Group, AMD collaborate on compiler tech The Portland Group has entered into an agreement with AMD to jointly work on a compiler technology for AMD FireStream compute accelerators.
2012-11-15	Tesla K20 GPU accelerators ready for supercomputers Nvidia's Tesla K20 GPUs are said to be the firm's top flight chips to date, providing 90 per cent of the performance for the Titan supercomputer at Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
2006-11-28	Synopsys develops supercomputer from Linux servers Synopsys Inc. engineers built the 242nd most powerful supercomputer in the world using commodity Linux servers, according to a new ranking.
2006-11-28	Startup makes 'better' hardware architecture for HPC SiCortex, a startup eyeing clustered servers for HPC, has developed an ASIC that promises lower power, size and cost than competing X86 CPUs, yet runs Linux and MPI.
2003-10-17	Sony's chip division looks inward for growth After struggling for years to define its role as a chip supplier, Sony Corp.'s semiconductor business is now emphasizing internal customers in an effort to differentiate its parent company's consumer electronics products.
2007-01-16	SiCortex tips x86 ASIC for HPC clusters Startup SiCortex settled on a custom system chip that integrates six MIPS Technologies 64-bit 5Kf cores running at up to 500MHz as well as a proprietary fabric switch architecture, two DDR memory controllers, a PCIe controller and 1.2MBytes of Level 2 cache.
2008-07-01	Roadrunner strives to lead supercomputer race IBM Corp.'s Roadrunner will go down in history as the first computer to consistently crank out 1 petaflops.
2011-11-18	Power use restricts HPC progress, says CEO Concerns regarding the rise of energy consumption are pushing processor makers to go beyond the limits in order to take supercomputing to the next level.
2014-11-10	Peak floating-point performance calculations Read about a methodology that provides designers a reliable technique for the baseline comparison of the peak floating-point computing capabilities of devices with very different architectures.
2003-08-21	Nanowire approach to supercomputing touted at Hot Chips Developers mapped out four routes to supercomputing - including one based on experimental work in nanotechnology - in the opening sessions of the annual Hot Chips conference.
2013-11-20	Micron, Intel, Nvidia battle in high-end processors market Nvidia and Micron announced new high-end co-processors this week while an online analysis said Intel's latest Xeon Phi, which competes with them both, will be an integrated device
2007-02-19	Intel's 80-core chip crunches 1Tflop at 3.2GHz Intel's 80-core chip crunches 1 trillion flops when running at a 3.2GHz clock speed and consumes 62W, to yield a record 16Gflops/W.
2007-05-09	Intel roadmap expands from quad core to mobile Internet Intel has outlined a product roadmap that's expected to extend the company's reach into every segment of the computer market, from high performance machines to Web-enabled consumer electronics.
2007-02-13	Intel packs teraflop capacity on a chip On its road to boost tera-scale computing capacity for future PCs and servers, Intel Corp. researchers have developed the 'first' programmable processor that offers teraflop performance on a single 80-core chip.
2012-06-21	Intel chips run 45 supercomputers Intel has announced that its Intel Xeon processor E5 product family is being used in 74 percent of all the supercomputer systems worldwide.
2011-11-18	Intel boasts 1TFLOP/s 22nm co-processor The Knight's Corner has more than 50 cores and claims to have surpassed Nvidia's Tesla 2090 accelerator.
2005-08-16	Innovation drives SoC performance, keynoters say While CMOS scaling continues to reduce costs, SoC performance improvements will depend on innovations that produce integrated design systems.
2008-04-07	IC industry addresses multicore, programming 'software gap' The IC industry is starting to address what's being called a software gap between a rising tide of multicore processors and a lack of parallel programming tools and techniques to make use of them.
2005-06-27	IBM, HP dominate world's fastest supercomputers IBM's Blue Gene/L supercomputer, installed at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California, captured the number one position in the latest iteration of the Top 500 list of the world's fastest machines, released Wednesday at the 2005 International Supercomputing Conference in Heidelberg, Germany.
2015-01-15	How to optimise floating point calculations on FPGAs Read about a methodology that provides designers a reliable technique for the baseline comparison of the peak floating-point computing capabilities of devices with very different architectures.