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- NUMA
- (Non-Uniform Memory Access) A multiprocessing architecture in which memory is separated into close and distant banks. NUMA is similar to SMP, in which multiple CPUs share a single...
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- Apple's take on mobile Unix
- The Mac community was buzzing in late November when the director of Apple's Unix group showed a slide at the LISA Large System Adminstration conference that predicted that the Snow Leopard version of Mac OS X would ship in the first quarter of 2009. However, there were more than...
- Blog posts 2008-12-08
- NUMA-Aware Java Heaps for Server Applications
- This paper introduces a set of techniques to both measure and optimize memory access locality of Java applications running on cc-NUMA servers. These techniques work at the object level and use information gathered from embedded hardware performance monitors. They propose a new NUMA-aware Java heap layout. In addition, they propose...
- White papers 2008-01-01
- PrAn - Productivity Analyzer 1.3 (Windows)
- PrAn - Productivity Analyzer is a tool that will analyze your productivity by tracking how you spent your time. PrAn will provide you with information on what you did the last hour. You can use the online features to visualize your computer usage.
- Software downloads 2006-08-03
- Swift Allocator 1.3 (Windows)
- SwiftAlloc is a memory manager replacement dll designed to improve the performance of your application if it is running on dual-core or SMP PC. SwiftAlloc is the windows dll that intercepts calls to the standard Microsoft C++ memory manager (MS VC++ 6.0, 7.0, .Net 2003, and Borland Builder C++ 5.0...
- Software downloads 2006-06-29
- Operating System Multilevel Load Balancing
- This paper describes an algorithm that allows Linux to per-form multilevel load balancing in NUMA computers. The Linux scheduler implements a load balancing algorithm that uses structures called sched domains to build a hierarchy that represents the machine's topology. Although sched domains implementation allows Linux to build a multilevel hierarchy...
- White papers 2006-04-27
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- Will OpenSolaris survive Oracle?
- We can only hope so! It would make a much better back end than what linux has to offer. Solaris has always been a solid performer and is a real UNIX, not some hacked up clone like linux. The best option for Oracle would be to ditch linux...
- Discussion threads 2009-10-27
- Microsoft releases second, 'experimental' version of .Net 4 Beta 1
- Microsoft releases second, 'experimental' version of .Net 4 Beta 1Not sure it's the answer.It's an interesting technology, but the overhead is gonna kill your performance. IMHO it's far better to use NUMA or high level thread safe constructs (thread safe queues, message passing languages like Erlang, etc).Frankly, shared memory access...
- Discussion threads 2009-07-28
- Microsoft 'Laptop Hunters' ad backlash 2.0: parodies
- Microsoft 'Laptop Hunters' ad backlash 2.0: parodiesYup, this is proof the ads are working.Don't worry Apple apologists, there were plenty of spoofs made of the Mac vs PC ad series too. Oh, wait, let me guess, [b]those[/b] parodies meant the Mac vs PC ad series was working. [b]This[/b] parody means...
- Discussion threads 2009-04-15
- Simple cost/benefit and the systems upgrade
- Simple cost/benefit and the systems upgradeAnecdotal evidenceThis is the Nth time you use this particular setup of the two 690s as a basis for comparison between AIX/Power and Solaris/Whatever. As stated in another post the problems with that system has nothing to do with AIX but with design.I can counter...
- Discussion threads 2009-03-04
- Optimizing the Performance of IBM System x and BladeCenter Servers Using Intel Xeon 5500 Series Processors
- The Intel Xeon 5500 series processors are next-generation quad-core processors targeted at the two-socket server space and will be the common building block across a number of IBM platforms, including the IBM BladeCenter HS22 blade server, the 1U x3550 M2 and 2U x3650 M2 rack servers, and the IBM iDataPlex...
- White papers 2009-03-01
- Infrastructure Architecture Essentials, Part 7: High-Performance Computing Off the Shelf
- Continuing the Infrastructure architecture essentials series, this paper provides an overview of methods for building HPC systems with OTS components and open source software. Architectures that employ clusters and hybrid nodes composed of traditional multi-core Symmetrical MultiProcessing SMP/Non-Uniform Memory Access NUMA architectures integrated with Single-Instruction Multiple Data SIMD Cell-based or...
- White papers 2008-12-09
- Apple's <i>Grand Central</i> threat to Microsoft
- Apple's Grand Central threat to MicrosoftNecessary motivationIt could go something like this ...1. Software company APPLE realises it will get good press and follow-on sales by harnessing computing power in existing multi-core CPU's. If only they had better integration with the hardware ...2. GPU Hardware companies (ATI, NVIDIA) realise they...
- Discussion threads 2008-06-17
- SLES 10.2, RHEL 5.2 Linux upgrades offer better Microsoft, IBM support
- The two largest commercial Linux providers have released updates to their distributions with enhanced virtualization features and better support for Microsoft and IBM environments. On Wednesday, Novell announced availability of its SUSE Linux Enterprise 10 Service Pack 2 and Red Hat’s Enterprise Linux 5.2 hit the streets. ...
- Blog posts 2008-05-22
- How fast will you upgrade your Linux installation?
- Both Red Hat and Novell are out today with news of major upgrades to their Linux distributions. (We go the extra mile here to keep our illustrations workplace safe.) Red Hat Enterprise Linux is now on Version 5.2. This new version has much better support for virtualization,...
- Blog posts 2008-05-22
- Novell's SUSE Linux 11 to come in appliance, embedded, real-time editions
- Novell opened the kimono on its development plans for SUSE Linux Enterprise Linux 11 at Brainshare 2008 this week but let it be known the product won’t ship until 2009 or possibly 2010. In fact, the Cambridge, Mass. won’t even provide a planned ship date until the end of...
- Blog posts 2008-03-19
- AMD: New year, same worries
- AMD: New year, same worriesNo surprise here...I've said the same for the last two quarters and unloaded my AMD stock.Sorry but the facts are the facts and AMD is in trouble. With Intel moving to 45nm (and soon to 32nm) for their chips, AMD will be slaughtered in material...
- Discussion threads 2008-01-02
- SC07 Day 2: Emerging hardware to force drastic changes in programming
- "We live in interesting times." That was the message from Tim Mattson, a Principal Engineer at Intel during a tutorial Monday on advanced OpenMP programming. Other presenters at SC07 agreed: software development is much more difficult than it used to be, and it's only going to get worse. ...
- Blog posts 2007-11-13
- The Koran (Al-Qur'an) (Mobile)
- A Coal From The Altar, To Kindle The Holy Fire of ZealeThe Koran (Al-Qur'an)by George SaleExcerpt:MY LORD,NOTWITHSTANDING the great honour and respect generally and deservedly paid to the memories of those who have founded states, or obliged a people by the institution of laws which have made them prosperous and...
- Software downloads 2007-10-30
- The Koran (Al-Qur'an) 1.0 (Mobile)
- A Coal From The Altar, To Kindle The Holy Fire of ZealeThe Koran (Al-Qur'an)by George SaleExcerpt:MY LORD,NOTWITHSTANDING the great honour and respect generally and deservedly paid to the memories of those who have founded states, or obliged a people by the institution of laws which have made them prosperous and...
- Software downloads 2007-09-27
- Intel launches Caneland MP platform and Tigerton CPUs
- Intel launches Caneland MP platform and Tigerton CPUsAnd the winner is?Good to see the bashing going on on both sides.Should be good. I think the application is what would determine the brand of processor to buy.Even though I'll never own one - it looks interestingIntel has a winner on...
- Discussion threads 2007-09-05
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