CSCS is pleased to announce a 2-day tutorial on “Visualization and Graphics” given by Jean Favre, CSCS visualization expert. The course will be held at CSCS on January 20-21, 2014. … Read More
During SC13 Rich Bruckner of insideHPC visited the Swiss hpc-ch booth. This was great opportunity to discuss with him about the highlights of the SC13 conference and the last developments … Read More
D.E.Shaw Research has organized an Information Session in Zurich on December 11th, 2013 from 17:00 until 19:00. Please feel free to participate in the event if you are interested in … Read More
For its simulations of imploding cloud cavitation bubbles, a team of scientists was awarded the prestigious Gordon Bell Prize for high-performance computing. Source: ETH Zurich news portal Scientists at ETH … Read More
NVIDIA Co-Design Lab Workshop, 11. December, 2013 The goal of this one day workshop is introduce the lab and it’s services, offer a platform to exchange success stories and best … Read More
by Peter Rüegg, ETH Zurich It’s a fact: Switzerland’s Piz Daint is the fastest supercomputer in Europe. What’s more, it has now been named the greenest petaflop computer in the … Read More
We are very happy to announce, that we will be able to have a BoF session at SC13 in Denver. Reserve already now the date: Wednesday, November 20, 12:15PM – … Read More
Researchers from ETH Zurich have developed an algorithm that simulates high-temperature superconductivity much faster. The team was nominated as one of the Gordon Bell Prize finalists for the project and … Read More
SC attracts an exclusive group of scientists, researchers, department managers, lab directors and decision makers from all corners of the High Performance Computing (HPC) and networking industry. This year, SC13 will … Read More
Piz Daint is No.6 on the TOP500 and the most energy efficient system in the TOP10 “The new entry in the TOP10 is at No. 6 –Piz Daint, a Cray … Read More
The Swiss National Supercomputing Center (CSCS) announces that the upgraded Cray XC30 supercomputer “Piz Daint” has exceeded petaflops sustained performance in scientific production runs. At the same time “Piz Daint” … Read More
The last edition of Scientific Computing World asked a number of industry experts the question of how and when we might reach exascale computing. For Thomas Schultess, professor of Computational … Read More
