CSCS is reporting on how supercomputers can explain why Homo neanderthalensis disappeared about 15,000 years ago. At that time modern humans, Homo sapiens, came to Europe and Homo neanderthalensis disappeared for good. Now the supercomputer is to assess which of the current hypotheses can explain their extinction. 20,000 to 200,000 years before our time, with […]
Swiss Radio DRS 1 reported in the broadcast “Wissen Aktuell” about the new CSCS building ant the move of CSCS from Manno to Lugano (in German): In Manno im Kanton Tessin steht der nationale Höchstleistungsrechner im Swiss Scientific Computing Center (CSCS) der ETH. Installiert für Forscher aus der ganzen Schweiz. Ergebnisse sind beispielsweise ein Medikament […]
CSCS has the pleasure to invite you to the Workshop on Big Data and Graph Analysis on the new Cray uRiKA that will be held in Lugano at the new CSCS facilities next May 21-22. Speakers will be John Feo and Oreste Villa from Pacific Northwest Laboratories and application experts from Cray. May 21 – […]
Hussein N. Harake presented at the HPC Advisory Council in Lugano how CSCS is moving without service disruption data from the old location in Manno to a new building in Lugano. Both locations are a few kilometers kilometers away from each other. To to this CSCS is running GPFS over Obsidian LongBow. Introduction: Move from […]
CSCS just published a call for participation to the following course: Advanced Distributed Memory Parallel Programming: MPI-2.2, MPI-3.0 and PGAS 23-25 May, 2012 at CSCS, Lugano The goal of this training workshop is to introduce MPI-2.2 performance critical topics and to provide an overview of MPI 3.0, MPI for hybridcomputing and Partitioned Global Address Space […]
