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Join OpenHPC Project Lead Karl Schulz (University of Texas, Austin) as he delivers the latest community updates on the open-source HPC stack: OpenHPC at the 6th Annual MVAPICH User Group (MUG) Meeting on August 8, 2018 in Columbus, Ohio.

• What: OpenHPC: Community Project Updates
• Where: Ohio Supercomputer Center Bale Theater, MVAPICH User Group, Columbus, Ohio
• When: Aug. 8 – 9:30 – 10:00

Over the last several years, OpenHPC has emerged as a community-driven stack providing a variety of common, pre Continue Reading →

OpenHPC is making a rare West Coast appearance we are excited to share with you this free event!

• What: Arm Architecture HPC Workshop
• Where: Huawei, 2330 Central Expressway, Santa Clara, CA 95050
• When: Thursday 26th July in Santa Clara, Ca

Join OpenHPC Technical Steering Committee member Renato Golin as well as OpenHPC members Huawei, RedHat, SUSE, Riken, Sandia, and ARM and more at this free workshop on Thursday 26th July at Huawei, 2330 Central Expressway, Santa Clara, CA 95050

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OpenHPC is pleased to announce that the members of the Technical Steering Committee (TSC) have selected the individuals to serve as its 2018-19 members.

The 2018-19 Members are listed below with their professional affiliation. new members are in italics:
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• Adrian Reber    (Red Hat)
• Chris Downing    (Red Oak Consulting)
• Craig Gardner    (SUSE)
• Cyrus Proctor    (TACC)
• David Brayford    (LRZ)
• Janet Lebens    (Cray)
• Kevin Pedretti    (Sandia)
• Michael Karo    (Altair)
• Nam Pho    (Harvard Medical Center)
• Nirmala Sundararajan    (Dell EMC)
• Paul Peltz Jr.    (LANL)
• Reese Baird    (Intel)
• Takayuki Okamoto    (Fujitsu)
• Thomas Moschny    (ParTec Cluster Competence Center)

End-User/Site Representative Nominees

• Chris Simmons ...

Bright Computing today announced it has joined the Linux Foundation and will participate in the OpenHPC Community project. The latest release of Bright Cluster Manager provides the ability for Bright customers to easily integrate OpenHPC libraries and packages for use within a Bright cluster.

“Bright Cluster Manager is arguably the best commercial cluster management software in the market today, and we’re constantly looking for new ways to extend our reach and allow more and more organizations to use it in ...

Note: This content originally appeared on HPCWire

The appeal of High Performance Computing (HPC) is undeniable in many use cases like scientific research and real time financial market analysis. However, it can be a challenge to build an HPC stack from scratch. Large IT departments with expert staff can do it, but even they usually want to find easier, faster ways to bring HPC to life.

Contributors to the OpenHPC Collaborative community – like Dell EMC and others – have rewarded ...