Announcing the winners of the e-Infrastructure FP7 Project Success Story Competition. Plus, be sure to follow us on social media and check out the GridCast blog for regular updates from the 10th e-Infrastructure Concertation Meeting in Brussels.
On Friday 1 February, 2013, CERN and Oracle celebrated 30 years of collaboration. In addition to providing hardware and software to CERN for three decades, Oracle has now been involved in the CERN openlab project for 10 years.
Extracting new knowledge from big data science is such a problem that projects are now underway which may transform research publishing and find relationships too complex for the human mind to see alone.
Meet 'Crazy Coconut', the newest version of OpenMOLE, a generic workflow engine which is helping spare computers get put to use improving simulation models.
Scientists from across the globe are using the combined power of HUBzero and Pegasus Workflow Management System to create research hubs, where data, models, and ideas can be shared.
An online tool called Peachnote uses a distributed computing approach to enable instant identification of classical music scores. But, its terabytes of data may also redefine what we think we know about the classical greats like Beethoven and Mozart.
Industry experts met at the ISC Cloud ’12 conference in Mannheim, Germany, last month to discuss the challenges of achieving widespread adoption of high performance computing in the cloud.