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Welcome
NC State HPC and Grid Computing initiative offers NC State students and faculty entry and medium level
high-performance research and education computing facilities and consulting support.
Through our partnership program we
leverage end-user HPC investments by providing for their equipment
an NC State supported secure and fault-tolerant operating
environment, including
system administration and storage support.
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Feature:
Supernova Project a Supercomputing Star.
Dr. Blondin's work
was featured in a recent
RESULTS article
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Astrophysics professor John Blondin recalls staring into the nighttime Wisconsin skies when he was growing up and marveling at the stars. “Even as a kid, I can remember being fascinated by the fact that our world here on Earth is such a small piece of the universe,” he says. Now, he exudes the same boyish enthusiasm as he marvels at some of the world’s most powerful computers, which are helping him solve a vexing problem of the universe: How does a supernova explode?
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Previous Features
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Some HPC/G Related Facilities
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News and Events
- Blade Center Login nodes were replaced by new equipment on
Monday May 5.
- Global Nuclear Energy Partnership compute and storage resources available
[more ...]
- HPC Blog
- Top 500
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- HPC Wire
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SIAM Conf on Parallel Processing for Scientific Computing, Atlanta, Georgia
12-14 March 2008
ACM Intl. Conf on Computing Frontiers, Ischia, Italy
5-7 May 2008
Euro-Par 2008
26-29 August 2008
Supercomputing 2008, Austin, TX
15-21 November 2008
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