by Anton Shilov
The next big thing for supercomputers are projected to be exascale machines. The leading chip designers are working on technologies that will enable the next leap in the high-performance computing space. According to an HPC expert from the University of Tennessee, in exascale systems will require new central processors, graphics processors or hybrids [...]

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Ateji has just released a software solution that makes Java parallel programming simple, intuitive and easy to learn for all application developers.
Paris, July 6, 2010 - Ateji (www.ateji.com), a French pioneer in innovative programming technologies, announced today the release of Ateji® PX for Java™, a software solution to the multi-core crisis.
While processor chips with 100s [...]

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by Michael Feldman, the editor of HPCwire
Well, we’re six months deep into 2010, and while there hasn’t been a lot of blockbuster stories on the HPC front, the trends are unmistakable: more GPU computing, multicore multiplication in CPUs, and the search for a software model that ties everything together.
In fact, the biggest “story” of the [...]

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Massively Parallel Technologies, Inc. (MPT), a pioneer in software technologies for the development, execution, and monetization of modern scalable applications, today announced that it has been awarded its third patent. U.S. Patent number 7,730,121 contains 38 claims and addresses data movement, parallel software development, and checkpoint/restart techniques. This new patent expands the substantial intellectual property [...]

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