Insidehpc.com Website Review

in this video from sc18 in dallas, james coomer from ddn describes how the company powers hpc and machine learning applications. organizations around the world are leveraging ddn’s people, technology, performance and innovation to achieve their greatest visions and make revolutionary insights and discoveries! designed, optimized and right-sized for commercial hpc, higher education and exascale computing, our full range of ddn products and solutions are changing the landscape of hpc and delivering the most value with the greatest operational efficiency. meet with our team of technologists to see how ddn is delivering the most optimized and efficient storage in this video, nvidia ceo jensen huang showcases new weather prediction capabilities enabled by gpus. the demo was initially shown on the big screen at sc18 in dallas for a crowd of more than 700 conference attendees. we’re looking at a future prediction of microclimates,” huang said. the map is the product of a gpu-accelerated cosmo weather prediction model. it offers resolution down to one square kilometer as well as 80 altitude layers — from the ground to as high as 20 kilometers. the model can predict two days of weather in just 20 minutes running on a single nvidia dgx-2 supercomputer. that’s computing muscle equivalent to 75 dual-socket the amd radeon instinct mi60 and radeon instinct mi50 accelerators, which are the first gpus in the world based on the advanced 7nm finfet process technology. the company has made numerous improvements on these new products, including optimized de*p learning operations. this. simulating nature with the new microsoft quantum development kit chemistry library. computers have the potential to solve the world’s hardest computational problems and alter the economic, industrial, academic, and societal landscape. in just hours or days, a quantum computer can solve complex problems that would otherwise take billions of years to solve. to unlock these potential applications, the microsoft quantum development kit includes a new chemistry library that allows chemists