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High-Performance Computing – on the Lawrencium Cluster at LBNL

Published on May 17, 2022 by Arica Chhay.

Authors: Wei Feinstein, Shawfeng Dong, Gary Jung For almost 20 years, the IT Division’s Scientific Computing Group at Berkeley Lab, also known as HPCS (High-Performance Computing Services), has stood out as a national leader and pioneer in high-performance computing — essentially defining the … [Read more...] about High-Performance Computing – on the Lawrencium Cluster at LBNL

Cloud Computing for Science at LBL

Published on January 10, 2022 by Arica Chhay.

(Cloudy with a Chance of Science) Authors: Jeff D’Ambrogia, Fengchen Liu, Tin Ho, Shawfeng Dong, Gary Jung Published on January 7, 2022. Credit: Starecat.com In some respects, cloud computing has been around for so long that it seems old hat these days. Gone are the early days at … [Read more...] about Cloud Computing for Science at LBL

Linux Foundation OpenHPC project uses LBNL Warewulf

Published on November 25, 2015 by Arica Chhay.

By Gary M Jung on 2015-11-25T05:32:27Z The Linux Foundation the nonprofit organization dedicated to accelerating the growth of Linux and collaborative development, has announced an intent to form the OpenHPC Collaborative Project. This project will provide a new, open source framework to … [Read more...] about Linux Foundation OpenHPC project uses LBNL Warewulf

HPCS helps researchers set new Microscopy record at the ALS.

Published on September 11, 2014 by Arica Chhay.

Gary M Jung posted on Sep 11, 2014 Researchers at the ALS used “soft” X-rays to image structures only five nanometers in size. This resolution is the highest ever achieved with X-ray microscopy and may have ushered in a new era for nanoscale imaging. Diffraction data is recorded by a high … [Read more...] about HPCS helps researchers set new Microscopy record at the ALS.

{Open} MPI, Parallel Computing, the Universe and Everything- Nov 7

Published on October 29, 2013 by Arica Chhay.

Gary M Jung posted on Oct 29, 2013 {Open} MPI, Parallel Computing, the Universe, and Everything Dr. Jeffrey M. Squyres Thursday, November 7th, 2013 2:30pm Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Building 54 (Dining Hall) Room 130 (Perseverance Hall) Click here to RSVP About the … [Read more...] about {Open} MPI, Parallel Computing, the Universe and Everything- Nov 7

BOSS Makes the Biggest Chunk of the Universe Yet Available to the Public

Published on August 9, 2012 by Arica Chhay.

Gary M Jung posted on Aug 09, 2012 The first data from BOSS, the Baryon Oscillation Spectroscopic Survey led by Berkeley Lab scientists, is now available to the public. Spectroscopic data from over 500,000 galaxies up to 7 billion light years away, more than 100,000 quasars up to 11.5 billion … [Read more...] about BOSS Makes the Biggest Chunk of the Universe Yet Available to the Public

Berkeley Lab Laptop Trends

Published on June 21, 2012 by Arica Chhay.

Adam Stone posted on Jun 21, 2012 As you (hopefully) know, IT Division is a big proponent of the importance of researchers choosing the productivity tools they feel most comfortable with. We've actually fought pretty hard against some folks to try to convince them what we think is true: the … [Read more...] about Berkeley Lab Laptop Trends

Clocking an Accelerating Universe

Published on March 30, 2012 by Arica Chhay.

Gary M Jung posted on Mar 30, 2012 Using data collected by the Sloan Telescope located at the Apache Point Observatory in New Mexico and processed by the Riemann Linux cluster operated by Berkeley Lab's HPC Services Group, scientists have announced the most accurate measurement to date of the … [Read more...] about Clocking an Accelerating Universe

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