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Georgia Tech Focuses on Experimental Systems, Computational Sciences at SC09

Georgia Tech Focuses on Experimental Systems, Computational Sciences at SC09

Supercomputing 2009, the premier professional conference in high-performance computing, gets under way Nov. 14 in Portland, Ore., and Georgia Tech's expertise in HPC is reflected in the number of professors and researchers in attendance to discuss their work. "True leaders in this field will emerge only by rethinking current systems and developing new computational methods that address today's challenges," said Dr. Mark Allen, senior vice provost for Research and Innovation at Georgia Tech.
News in Brief for November 21, 2009
(11/20/2009)
Augmented Reality: What It Is & Will Become

At its core, augmented reality is all about changing our view of the world by merging our environmental surroundings with digital data and media. “The key is that the virtual content be registered (or aligned) with the right parts of the physical world,” says Blair MacIntyre, associate professor in Interactive Computing and director of the school’s Augmented Environments Lab. Source: Laptop Mag

(11/19/2009)
GT Supercomputer Powered By Graphics Processor

Georgia Tech researchers building an experimental new supercomputer say graphics processors may help pave the way toward future exascale machines, which would be 1,000 times faster than today's most powerful supercomputers. Professor Jeffrey Vetter of Computational Science and Engineering leads the project, funded by a $12 million NSF grant. Source: NetworkWorld

(11/19/2009)
Green IT: Shrinking Computing's Energy Demands

To help understand and reduce power consumption by data centers, Georgia Tech has launched Green IT. Corralling expertise from the College of Computing, College of Engineering and Office of Information Technology, the consortium is a multidisciplinary effort that looks at how to build large-scale systems that use less power. Source: HPCwire, Scientific Computing

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