GPUs and their applications can be a complex topic. This week I came across an insideHPC article of NVIDIA presenting an introduction into the GPU technology and usage models. So, if you are interested in an introduction of what GPUs can do for you, look no further!

Picture from NVIDIA slidecast: GPU Technology and Usage Models

Acceleware latest webinar: Watch Acceleware Product Manager Chris Mason discussing the benefits of using GPU clusters for performance and power savings:

The Management and Staff at Acceleware would like to extend their warmest wishes to you and your families this holiday season. As 2011 approaches, we would like to thank you for your continued loyalty and support. We look forward to another exciting New Year at Acceleware.

At the 2010 Society of Exploration Geophysicists Meeting in Denver last week, Acceleware Research Scientist Dr. Damir Pasalic was concerned about the energy he would need to present two technical papers that are part of our work on Reverse Time Migration (RTM): "Convolutional perfectly matched layer for isotropic and anisotropic acoustic wave equations" and "A discontinuous mesh finite difference scheme for acoustic wave equations.”

Acceleware's CTO Ryan Schneider introducing our Oil and Gas solutions and it's impact on seismic imaging and reservoir simulations.

Chris Mason, Product Manager at Acceleware, introducing our Linear Algebra products and services:

Watch Mike Weldon introducing Acceleware's FDTD solution and it's practical applications:

Acceleware’s Management Team and staff would like to thank you for your continued loyalty & support and wish you a happy and safe holiday season.

We look forward to an exciting New Year for Acceleware.

Interesting TGDaily article "Australia boots up GPU supercomputer ":

Australia's national science agency has fired up a massive GPU supercomputer capable of delivering 256 Teraflops of peak performance.

The CSIRO supercomputer - which is powered by 64 Nvidia Tesla S1070 GPUs - includes 28 Dual Xeon E5462 compute nodes (or 1024 2.8GHz compute cores), 500 GB of SATA storage, a 144 port DDR InfiniBand Switch and an 80 Terabyte Hitachi NAS file system. [...]