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IGT HPC Work Group Meeting - Scalable x86-based solutions for HPC

IGT HPC Work Group Meeting - Scalable x86-based solutions for HPC Users: Clusters, Cloud, and Shared Memory (SMP) in a unified platform Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010 IGT Offices, Maskit 4, 5th Floor, Hertzliya. 13:45-14:00: Gathering 14:00-14:05: Opening - Avner & Guy 14:05-15:00: Part 1 15:00-15:10: Coffee Break 15:10-16:00: Part 2 16:00-16:15: Discussion and concluding remarks Title: Scalable x86-based solutions for HPC Users: Clusters, Cloud, and Shared Memory (SMP) in a unified platform Abstracts: IBM (Gilad Berman, System x Technical Specialist) Scalable Data Center alternatives: iDataplex, BladeCenter, new management software iDataPlex technology offers a new innovative design to address the needs of the data center with extreme density and simplified manageability while reducing power and cooling consumption. BladeCenter is an established, open design with a flexible, scalable architecture that offers a true alternative to today’s sprawling racks and overheated ser

CBSA: Cloud-based Services and Applications

IEEE 2010 CBSA: Cloud-based Services and Applications Miami Florida, USA Date: July 5 - 10, 2010 Workshop chair Prof. Mark Baker, SSE, University of Reading, UK. Email: mark DOT baker AT computer DOT org Description Cloud computing is increasingly being used for what was known as "on-demand" and "utility computing". The services provided, the APIs and the applications that can be hosted by these Cloud providers have superseded the use of the grid, and are increasingly becoming popular with users. The Cloud is a paradigm shift, where details are abstracted from the users; they no longer need expert knowledge about using the various technologies and running their applications on service infrastructure. Cloud computing provides a consumption and delivery model for IT services based on Internet, and it typically involves the provision of dynamically scalable and virtualized services. There services that are provided by various Cloud providers, which incl