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Jaguar races to fastest supercomputer glory with AMD's juice
News The list names the fastest supercomputer as the Jaguar - otherwise known as the Cray XT5 supercomputer. AMD's six-core Opteron processor helps the Cray XT5 to the top of the pile The Jaguar overtook the... [17 Nov 2009]
Roadrunner supercomputer keeps ahead of the race
News Hot on its heels for the second year in a row is the Cray XT5 Jaguar system at the DoE's Oak Ridge National Laboratory, which clocked in at 1.059 petaflop/s. Jaguar, Cray, Oak Ridge National Laboratory... [23 Jun 2009]
Photos: The world's fastest supercomputers revealed
Photo The only other computer to break the petaflop barrier was the Cray XT5 supercomputer at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, known as Jaguar. The Cray XT5 system, seen here, is made up of 37,544 quadcore AMD... [17 Nov 2008]
Photos: Inside a supercomputer lab
Photo The Cray X1E supercomputer at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory requires a separate array of discs to handle its storage needs. Pictured here is one row of the lab's Cray X1E, the largest vector... [14 Jul 2008]
Roadrunner runs away with supercomputing prize
News Rounding out the top 10 is Sun Microsystem's Ranger at number four, Cray's Jaguar at number five, SGI's Encanto at number seven, and SGI's Altix at number 10. This year - the 31st time the list has been put together -... [19 Jun 2008]
Is this the malware mother of all botnets?
News It's certainly a lot of faster than for Cray to bring out its latest supercomputer. The Storm Worm botnet has been estimated to control between one million and five million computers, which one researcher says makes it... [12 Sep 2007]
Reading Uni feels the supercomputer power
News AWE's Cray XT3 supercomputer - known as "Redwood" - delivers three-dimensional modelling and simulation to support the establishment's physics, engineering and materials teams. The university has upgraded its... [11 Jul 2007]
Sun dropped from Darpa supercomputer project
News The US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (Darpa) will continue to fund petaflop-class supercomputer projects at Cray and IBM but Sun Microsystems is out of the running. Darpa, which funds... [22 Nov 2006]
IBM lines up big daddies of Unix servers
News Sun jump-started the high-end Unix server business in the mid-1990s with its 64-processor E10000, a design the company acquired from Cray. IBM plans to announce two new top-end Unix servers, sources... [15 Oct 2004]
5 years ago... SGI to sell Cray supercomputer unit
News These days Cray is fighting it out in the supercomputer market with the likes of IBM, Hewlett-Packard and former owner SGI. 12.08.99: Silicon Graphics says it will cut 1,500 jobs and sell its... [12 Aug 2004]
Met Office unveils new supercomputers
News The two NEC SX-6s are six times the speed of the two Cray T3E machines that they replace. Then the Cray machines were turned off. Its fastest, rated sixth in the world, is an IBM eServer... [21 Jun 2004]
IBM and Intel power ahead with supercomputing
News And there are new varieties of systems arriving, including Cray's new X1, which holds 10 spots starting with No. IBM and Intel have edged ahead on a quickly changing list of the 500 fastest supercomputers. [23 Jun 2003]
Sun goes back to its high-performance roots
News Khan worked at Cray Research, the company with perhaps the best-recognised name in the technical computing arena, while Masters himself comes from Floating Point Systems and Cray. But ever since Sun... [28 Apr 2003]
Critical open source vulnerability shored up
News Versions of CVS vulnerable to this attack include those shipped by Connectiva, Cray, Debian, IBM, MandrakeSoft and Red Hat, although many others may be vulnerable. A critical vulnerability has been found... [24 Jan 2003]
The Bloor Perspective: 2002/2003 straw poll, mobility versus privacy and Platform Intelligence
Comment President Rene Copeland, having held executive positions previously at Cray, IBM, and SGI, will focus on the growing need for HPC solutions in government. Any perceived green shoots of recovery have been... [23 Dec 2002]
