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ABOUT PyraFire (this blog )

""BLOGSPOTTED " I define as a Verb sense...
..a word for ""blog post., only just the one's here at blogger blogs"
Blogging here was originaly inspired by the History and similarity of the old companies of pyra labs and feedburners...

For NOW this Feed Reader...
1 st before before BLOGSPOTS .... OKAY, before blog posts here


Only partial feed posts show , so to considerate as excerts of articles (off sirte origins...

and a lot of space between posts ,SO TO SEE THE PAGE BACKGROUND and SIDEBAR
to the finale of feeds below....

,,,inspired some because 2020 was a ""Lightning Drought""..
...so, this is good about getting back to blogging in a sense of ""Search Solutions""

Thunderstone Blog: Customized Search Engine & Software

Tuesday, March 21, 2017

Enabling non –traditional HPC users

Enabling non –traditional HPC users
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Extending HPC to Artificial Intelligence and Other Non-Traditional Workloads

An Intel® Omni-Path Architecture Case Study

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Subscriber,

Join us to hear how Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center (PSC) is enabling new and traditional users to take advantage of the Bridges supercomputer to tackle their data-intensive workloads.

Nick Nystrom, PSC senior director of research, will describe how Bridges helps researchers tackle new kinds of problems in artificial intelligence, machine learning, genomics, the natural sciences and the humanities where scientists are impacted by both the volume and computational speed.

Here's what you can expect to learn:

• How PSC is facilitating the democratization of HPC
• How Bridges allows HPC to be effectively applied to big data and new users
• How HPE servers and Intel® Omni-Path Architecture combine to provide an optimized, holistic architecture to deliver optimal performance

Plus Nick will share insights from various users running new workloads, including an artificial intelligence poker match which used Bridges' massive computational power (19 million core hours of it) to refine and adapt its strategy so that it beat four of the world's top players at no-limit Texas hold'em poker.

Register now to learn more about how PSC is democratizing HPC.

 

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Bridges: Converging HPC and Big Data
Tuesday, March 28, 2017
11 a.m. to 12 noon EST,
4 p.m. to 5 p.m. GMT

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Thursday, March 16, 2017

How Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center is facilitating data-intensive HPC

How Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center is facilitating data-intensive HPC
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Extending HPC to Artificial Intelligence and Other Non-Traditional Workloads

An Intel® Omni-Path Architecture Case Study

Register Now >

 

Subscriber,

Join us to hear how Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center (PSC) is enabling new and traditional users to take advantage of the Bridges supercomputer to tackle their data-intensive workloads.

Nick Nystrom, senior director of research, will describe how Bridges helps researchers tackle new kinds of problems in artificial intelligence, machine learning, genomics, the natural sciences and the humanities where scientists are impacted by both the volume and computational speed.

Here's what you can expect to learn:

• How PSC is facilitating the democratization of HPC
• How Bridges allows HPC to be effectively applied to big data and new users
• How HPE servers and Intel® Omni-Path Architecture combine to provide an optimized, holistic architecture to deliver optimal performance

Plus Nick will share insights from various users running new workloads, including an artificial intelligence poker match which used Bridges' massive computational power (19 million core hours of it) to refine and adapt its strategy so that it beat four of the world's top players at no-limit Texas hold'em poker.

Register now to learn more about how PSC is democratizing HPC.

 

Register Now
 

 

Bridges: Converging HPC and Big Data
Tuesday, March 28, 2017
11 a.m. to 12 noon EST,
4 p.m. to 5 p.m. GMT

Register Now