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It is an exciting and anxiety-inducing time to be tasked with taking the customer experience to the next level. That should, frankly, include everyone in your organization. We’re caught up in a marketing hamster wheel that calls for hitting our ... [ Read More ]
Dr. Lawrence Cheung and the team from GE Global Research are maximizing the power production of clean energy wind farms. As a clean, renewable energy source, wind power is unbeatable. Research studies show that wind, harnessed effectively, could ... [ Read More ]
Flash is the flashiest new storage technology, but is Lustre® ready for it? The short answer is “yes.” We’re optimizing Lustre for flash — including server-side configuration, setup and IOPS performance tuning. Peter Bojanic and our panel of ... [ Read More ]
In this edition of our software-focused blog series, we’ll take a look at what makes a Cray system different from the rest of the high-performance computing systems in today’s market. What makes Cray different from other HPC systems? That is a ... [ Read More ]
You only need to say his first name — “Burton” — and everyone in the HPC community knows who you mean. Burton Smith, who died earlier this week at age 77, was an industry luminary, a technological innovator, and an open, caring person who ... [ Read More ]
We recently held a webinar for the Lustre® community — now available on demand — to address questions about the convergence on a single canonical Lustre release stream and what that means for future feature development. Some of you asked ... [ Read More ]
Like you, we’re working on how to approach artificial intelligence (AI). We all know it’s here, it’s growing and it’s not a passing trend. We could debate all day over how fast and far the use of AI will spread. But let’s set that discussion aside ... [ Read More ]
I recently wrote about the conversation our own Brad Chamberlain — project lead for our Chapel effort — had with Brian Dolan, chief scientist and co-founder of an artificial intelligence startup, Deep 6 AI, to understand their interest in ... [ Read More ]
These days, more and more organizations are using high-performance computing systems to seek out answers to big questions. From detecting fraud in financial transactions within milliseconds, to scouring the universe for life, to working toward a cure ... [ Read More ]
When the Met Office chose Cray to supply three large XC40 supercomputers, Cray’s CEO, Peter Ungaro, made a bold statement. He said, "You will be installing the largest operational systems in the world. There will be problems at scale that you won't ... [ Read More ]
A path to exascale in upstream oil and gas processing with Cray in the Microsoft Azure cloud At the 11th annual Rice Oil and Gas HPC Conference (March 12-13), a premier industry event, many presentations will address the (mostly US) exascale ... [ Read More ]
Computing technology has had a large and growing impact on society over the past 50-80 years, and it’s poised to have a much greater and more transformative impact in the future. Forward-looking leaders around the world have recognized the critical ... [ Read More ]
We recently had the pleasure of helping Jason Roszik and his colleagues at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center in developing a high-throughput architecture supporting their work in identifying combination therapies for cancer. This work ... [ Read More ]
At Cray we’re always looking way down the road ... years, even decades into the future. We’re not developing products for next quarter. We’re developing products for questions our customers might not even know they have yet. That’s how ... [ Read More ]
Deep-learning-based AI approaches have resulted in remarkable advancements in diverse fields such as computer vision, speech recognition, natural language processing and bioinformatics. As part of our continuing efforts to offer customers a single ... [ Read More ]
As we start 2018 here at Cray, we believe artificial intelligence and, more specifically, deep learning will continue to dominate the emerging technology landscape conversation (and I know that some might argue block chain technologies have already ... [ Read More ]
1. It’s the cloud, without compromise (and it’s OK to be selfish). It’s really yours and you can finally say you have your very own dedicated (reserve instance) Cray supercomputer running your (big ole) workloads with the system performance and ... [ Read More ]
As we work with our customers on their artificial intelligence (AI) journeys, we are finding that a range of approaches are being taken by distinct organizations to implement AI. We recently had an opportunity to speak with Brian Dolan, chief ... [ Read More ]
It started with robots. In the first part of this 3-article series about artificial intelligence in science fiction vs. real-life AI, we talked about robots — both real and as depicted in sci-fi starting in the early 20th century. Then we ... [ Read More ]
Cray is synonymous with large-scale computing. While this is by no means all we do, the research that leverages these large systems is interesting to examine as leading indicators of things to come in the broader community. This has been true for a ... [ Read More ]