Stanford University builds 212-node Intel® Cluster Ready (ICR) Cluster in 11 days
Dell, Clustercorp, Panasas, and Intel discuss the different approach used to enable fast cluster installation and use.
Free Webinar gives you the inside look at how it was done: April 8, 2008.
Moderated by Michael Feldman, HPCwire Managing Editor, and featuring a presentation by Steve Jones, director of Stanford University’s High-Performance Computing Center, along with a panel discussion by the solution providers who collaborated to make it happen.
Jones currently runs the High-Performance Computing Center at Stanford University, supporting sponsored research for The Department of Energy Advanced Simulation and Computation Program (ASC), and the next-generation Predictive Science Academic Alliance Program (PSAAP).
The HPC Center also supports the computational needs of sponsored research for National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), Air Force Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR), and Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA).
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Jones is the chair of the annual Stanford High Performance Computing Conference, has designed and currently administers numerous Top 500 Supercomputers, and speaks regularly about the management of high performance computing clusters.
More information can be found at http://hpcc.stanford.edu and http://psaap.stanford.edu.
Register for this free seminar series today.
Live sessions are held at 9 a.m. PT/Noon ET.
April 8, 2008
Abstract: Scalable HPC with significant performance boosts is now a reality. In just 11 days, the Stanford University High-Performance Computing (HPC) Center was able to fully implement a 212-node, 1,696-processor solution provided by the Intel® Cluster Ready Program, Dell, Clustercorp, and Panasas. Simplified standards-based clustering is enabling faster, more accurate HPC, and providing unprecedented flexibility. This moderated panel discussion with the key providers of the Stanford solution offers a first-hand look at the challenges and opportunities ahead.
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