Showing posts with label fastest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fastest. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 4, 2013
Dell Precision M6500 Mobile Workstation Fastest Laptop
maybe this is a laptop, with the fastest performance of this century, so this is a laptop workstation that was developed by vendors DELL, Dell Precision M6500 Mobile Workstation has a machine that is really super fast for the size of a laptop, maybe if you find the specs as this laptop is on the computer desktop is not a matter of course, but if the specifications are currently on a laptop probably this thing out ordinary.
What kind of laptop specs Dell Precision Mobile Workstation M6500 so at the claim as the fastest laptop computer, this laptop is that you can customize, you can choose an Intel Core i7 Extreme Edition Quad Core as the backbone of your Computer speed , and an even crazier this laptop is turned supports up to 32GB DDR3 memory, really wonderful things this allows the laptop will work very fast, you can choose your video card ATI Fire Pro or Nvidia quadro which each have a dedicated memodry 1GB, will certainly produce a very amazing visuals on the screen 17-inch,
have the disk space with 7500GB of disk 7200RPM spin speed, but you can also opt for a 250GB hard drive, it all depends on your choice, Dell Precision M6500 Mobile Workstation has been integrated with the DVD-ROM optical drive and Blu ray, to facilitate you in communicating with a local network or the Internet, Dell has set up Wireless LAN, Bluetooth ® 2.1 and Ultra-wideband (UWB) Next Generation Mobile Broadband, GPS, Dell Wireless 1510 802.11 a / g / n 2x3 Mini-Card, there are also strengthened with the WWAN Dell Wireless 5620 HSPA - EVDO Rev A, this Dell Precision M6500 Mobile Workstation valued at $ 169,900 are interested to try it out?
Wednesday, May 29, 2013
NVIDIA Titan Fastest Supercomputer Tesla K20 GPU
NVIDIA Powers Titan, Worlds Fastest Supercomputer For Open Scientific Research
Sunday, October 28, 2012
Titans peak performance is more than 20 petaflops -- or 20 million billion floating-point operations per second -- about 90 percent of which comes from 18,688 NVIDIA® Tesla® K20 GPU accelerators. These are based on the NVIDIA Kepler™ architecture, the fastest, most efficient, highest-performance computing architecture ever built.
Researchers use ever faster supercomputers to accelerate the pace of discovery and innovation across a range of scientific fields of inquiry -- from developing more efficient engines and higher capacity, lighter weight batteries, to studying climate change and finding cures for disease. Titan is a milestone on the path to exascale computing, which targets building a 1,000 petaflops supercomputer.
Titan is operated by Oak Ridge National Laboratory, part of the U.S. Department of Energys network of research labs, as an open-science system. This means it is available to researchers from academia, government laboratories, and a broad range of industries who will use Titan to model physical and biological phenomena and seek breakthroughs faster than possible by experimentation alone.
Supported by the energy efficiency and cost-effectiveness of the Tesla K20 GPU, Titan is more than 10 times faster and five times more energy efficient than its predecessor, the 2.3-petaflops(2) Jaguar system, while occupying the same floor space. Had Oak Ridge upgraded Jaguar by simply expanding its CPU-based architecture, the system would be more than four times its current size and consume more than 30 megawatts of power.(3)
"Basing Titan on Tesla GPUs allows Oak Ridge to run phenomenally complex applications at scale, and validates the use of accelerated computing to address our most pressing scientific problems," said Steve Scott, chief technology officer of the GPU Accelerated Computing business at NVIDIA. "You simply cant get these levels of performance, power- and cost-efficiency with conventional CPU-based architectures. Accelerated computing is the best and most realistic approach to enable exascale performance levels within the next decade."
Titan development began three years ago with Oak Ridges decision to upgrade Jaguar, the previous open science system leader and a former world No. 1 most powerful supercomputer. The upgrade includes the Tesla K20 GPU accelerators, a replacement of the compute modules to convert the systems 200 cabinets to a Cray XK7 supercomputer, and 710 terabytes of memory.
"Science and technology have always been our primary goal, and Titan is a groundbreaking tool that will allow researchers worldwide to leverage GPU-accelerated computing to make unparalleled breakthroughs," said Jeff Nichols, associate laboratory director for computing and computational sciences at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. "The new Tesla GPU accelerators offer the performance and energy efficiency that enable Titan to scale to unprecedented performance levels without consuming the energy equivalent of a small city."
About NVIDIA Tesla GPUs NVIDIA Tesla GPUs are massively parallel accelerators based on the NVIDIA CUDA® parallel computing platform and programming model. Tesla GPUs are designed from the ground up for power-efficient, high performance computing, computational science and supercomputing, delivering dramatically higher application acceleration for a range of scientific and commercial applications than a CPU-only approach.
More information about NVIDIA Tesla GPUs is available at the Tesla website. To learn more about CUDA or download the latest version, visit the CUDA website. More NVIDIA news, company and product information, videos, images and other information is available at the NVIDIA newsroom.
Data taken from http://nvidianews.nvidia.com/Releases/NVIDIA-Powers-Titan-World-s-Fastest-Supercomputer-For-Open-Scientific-Research-8a0.aspx (accessed on Jan 16, 2013)
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