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| | Cray Inc. - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Cray went on to form the spin-off Cray Computer Corporation (CCC), in 1989, which went bankrupt in 1995, while Cray Research was bought by SGI the next year. | | | Cray Research merged with Silicon Graphics (SGI) in February 1996. | | | Seymour Cray worked there on the Cray-3 project, the first attempt at major use of gallium arsenide (GaAs) semiconductors in computing. |
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| | Charles Babbage Institute: EXHIBITS > Cray Research Virtual Museum |
| | Seymour Cray may be the world’s best known computer designer, and his name is still synonymous with the development of high speed computing. | | | Cray was a founder of the Control Data Corporation in 1957 and was responsible for the design of that company's most successful large-scale computers, the CDC 1604, 6600, and 7600 systems. | | | In 2000, Tera Computer acquired the assets of the Cray Research business unit from SGI, and combined them with their company under the new name, Cray Inc. |
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| | Cray Supercomputer FAQ |
| | Cray PVP machines are word addressable, the T3D and T3E are byte addressable machines. | | | Cray was *the* name in high performance scientific and engineering computing. | | | According to a CCC inside source Seymour Cray and the Cray Computer Corporation used Macintosh desktop computers almost exclusivly for work on the Cray-3 and Cray-4 projects. |
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| | OSC provides training services to Cray Inc. |
| | Cray is a leading hardware provider for OSC, with its Cray SV1 supercomputer allowing advanced computing capabilities for high-level research in physics, engineering and chemistry. | | | Cray Inc. customers can now pick the brains of OSC (Ohio Supercomputer Center) high performance computing experts and make use of their vast experience. | | | Cray Inc. designs, builds and sells high performance MPP, vector processor and general-purpose parallel computer systems. |
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| | Cray Inc - The Supercomputer Company > Products > XD1 > Overview |
| | The Cray XD1 compute subsystem is composed of a high performance Linux operating system and AMD Opteron 64-bit processors. | | | Cray’s implementation of the DCP architecture optimizes message-passing applications by directly linking processors to each other through a high performance interconnect fabric, eliminating shared memory contention and PCI bus bottlenecks. | | | Partitions divide the Cray XD1 system into logical computers. |
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| | EDP Weekly's IT Monitor: Cray Inc. Lands $18.5m Us Army Contracts - Company Business and Marketing |
| | Cray Inc., formerly Tera Computer Co., designs, builds and sells high-performance vector processor and general-purpose parallel computer systems. | | | The expanded Cray T3E system will be used to support the basic research activities of the AHPCRC and its partner academic institutions and also, through the Dept. of Defense's High Performance Computing Modernization Program, the basic research requirements of the Dept. of Defense. | | | Cray Inc. (Nasdaq: CRAY) announced it has been awarded an $18.5 million contract to upgrade the US Army High Performance Computing Research Center's (AHPCRC) Cray T3E-1200 supercomputer. |
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| | PRAGMA and Cray Inc. Form Strategic Alliance |
| | Cray Inc. is a premier provider of supercomputing solutions for its customers' most challenging scientific and engineering problems. | | | Cray has been working with PRAGMA affiliates over the past year on a project to demonstrate successful use of Nimrod/G and GAMESS on computational grids. | | | "Cray Inc. is interested in understanding the needs of the emerging grid community and the applications for this new technology," said Richard Russell, Cray's Vice President of Asia-Pacific Sales. |
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| | CRAY 1-A |
| | As computer architect at Cray Research, Cray provided the technical vision of a CRAY-1 computer that was twice as fast as the CDC 7600 and demonstrated balanced scalar and vector performance. | | | The supercomputer weighed 5-1/2 tons, arrived in two refrigerated electronic vans, and needed more than 30 construction workers, engineers, and helpers to move it into the computer room. | | | Incoming work flowed through the 7600, which also retrieved necessary archival files for use on the Cray from the TBM mass storage system. |
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| | Cray Inc - The Supercomputer Company |
| | Cray customers in the scientific research and engineering communities are using supercomputers to solve their most difficult computational challenges, with applications ranging from hurricane tracking to improving the design performance of golf clubs. | | | The Cray XT3™ supercomputer, purpose-built to meet the special needs of capability class HPC applications,offers a new level of scalable computing. | | | In LinuxWorld Magazine, Cray XT3 product manager Jeff Brooks discusses the growth of Linux clusters in high performance computing and how systems can optimize Linux for the most challenging HPC environments and complex applications. |
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| | Cray Inc - The Supercomputer Company > Cray Products |
| | Cray serves a technical and scientific user community where sustained performance, not merely theoretical peak performance, is the relevant benchmark. | | | Building on the success of its predecessors, the Cray T3D™ and the Cray T3E™ systems, the Cray XT3™ system brings astounding new levels of scalability and sustained application performance to high performance computing (HPC). | | | Only Cray is fully dedicated to providing superior computational power to scientists and engineers in government, academia and industry. |
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| | ComputerUser.com News: Cray Inc. making a comeback |
| | The new Cray is the combination of Cray Research, founded by supercomputing pioneer Seymour Cray in 1972, and Seattle's Tera Computer Co., which was developing a new supercomputing system when the opportunity to buy the assets of Cray Research came up. | | | Cray's business had been pressured by new technology that allowed computer makers to link servers together to achieve clusters of computers powerful enough to rival mainframes and supercomputers. | | | Cray Research released a number of high-speed, market-leading supercomputers until 1996, when it merged with Silicon Graphics Inc. (SGI). |
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| | The Cray Inc. XT3. |
| | Cray has chosen for this uniprocessor version of the chip because of the lower memory latency (about 60 ns) in contrast to the SMP-enabled versions that have a memory latency that can be up to 2 times higher. | | | Like for the earlier Cray T3E (see \ref{gone}), Cray has chosen to use a microkernel approach for the compute PEs. | | | These are dedicated to computation and communication and are not disturbed by other OS tasks that can seriously influence the scalability (see [31]). |
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| | Cray |
| | Compare with the Cray C90 table, the Digital Alpha table, and the NAG table. | | | Further information is available via the Cray F90 Programming Environment. | | | I here list the most important switches to the compilation command for the Cray CF 90 2.0 Programming Environment. |
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| | Cray Inc. |
| | As the pioneer and global leader in supercomputers, Cray continues to push the technology envelope, developing innovative computing platforms for the most complex computational challenges in academia, govern-ment and industry. | | | "Cray has a culture of pushing technology, and the Black Widow project is no exception," said Dave Kiefer, Cray vice president of engineering. | | | Cadence, the Cadence logo, and Virtuoso are registered trademarks of Cadence Design Systems, Inc. All others are properties of their respective holders. |
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| | The Cray Inc. X1. |
| | In the present Cray optimisation documentation it is said that the Cray Programming Environment is as yet not optimised for SSP processing which is not to say that suitable programs would not run efficiently in SSP mode. | | | The hardware structure of the Cray X1 is almost identical to that of the former Cray SV1ex (see the Disappeared Systems section). | | | The relative bandwidth both from memory to the CPU boards and from the cache to the CPUs has improved much in comparison to the predecessor SV1ex: from memory to the CPU board 5.3 8-byte operands can be transferred. |
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| | Cray Inc - The Supercomputer Company > Investors > News Release |
| | As the global leader in high performance computing (HPC), Cray provides innovative supercomputing systems that enable scientists and engineers in government, industry and academia to meet both existing and future computational challenges. | | | The Cray XT3 supercomputer's high-bandwidth, low-latency design -- purpose-built for high performance computing (HPC) applications -- delivers a much higher percentage of peak performance in practice than HPC clusters and other alternatives. | | | Remotely using part of the XT3 system which will soon be shipped from Cray to PSC, we have successfully run the Advanced Regional Prediction System (ARPS) from the Center for Analysis and Prediction of Storms, led by Kelvin Droegemeier. |
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| | Unimax Secures Cray Inc. Project |
| | About Cray Inc. Cray Inc. is the premier provider of computational solutions for customers' most challenging scientific and engineering problems. | | | Using Unimax's 2nd Nature software framework, Cray significantly reduces the cost and effort required to maintain the company's telecommunications infrastructure. | | | "Cray asked us to solve a problem that no other company could solve. |
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| | Cray Faq Home page |
| | Cray Research and Cray computers FAQ Part 5 Machine specifications | | | Cray Research and Cray computers FAQ Part 1 : Cray Supercomputer families | | | Cray virtual museum with good machine pictures at the Charles Babbage Institute. |
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| | Cray News |
| | Global supercomputer leader Cray Inc. has announced that the "Red Storm" supercomputer installed at Sandia National Laboratories in New Mexico is the first computer to surpass the 1 terabyte-per-second... | | | Microsoft has hired Cray supercomputer developer Burton Smith to work in its growing high performance computing effort. | | | Cray News continually updated from thousands of sources around the net. |
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| | The Cray Inc. XD1. |
| | Cray turned the system into a product by adding its special communication networking capability to connect the compute boards and the nodes, called “chassis” by Cray by means of its proprietary Rapid Array Network. | | | A distinctive factor in the Octigabay systems was the possibility to add FPGAs (see Glossary) to the compute boards of the systems to accelerate algorithms that are of special interest to the user, like massive FFTs or DNA sequence alignments. | | | The general structure of an XD1 is as follows: one chassis houses up to 6 compute cards. |
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| | The Cray Research Inc. Cray J90-series, T90 series. |
| | Formerly, Cray-specific floating-point arithmetic was employed which could give rise to problems in data exchange with other systems and in different computational results due to the difference in arithmetic. | | | Cray Research Inc. (CRI) has been taken over by Silicon Graphics (SGI) but for the next few years Cray will maintain separate product lines from SGI. | | | This is regrettably less than was available in its predecessors, Y-MP EL machines, and it might adversely affect the efficiency. |
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| | Cray Inc. information and related industry information from Hoover's |
| | Formerly Tera Computer, the company bought Cray Research from Silicon Graphics and changed its name to Cray in 2000. | | | Cray makes computers that aren't just good -- they're super. | | | Cray Inc. information and related industry information from Hoover's |
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| | Partner - Cray_Inc. |
| | Cray Inc is also in the process of porting the NAG Fortran library to the MTA supercomputer. | | | NAG ports its range of software to the main Cray platforms. | | | If the software you want does not appear to be available for your computer, please contact NAG |
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| | GDA Technologies Licenses HyperTransport IP cores to Super computer Pioneer Cray, Inc. |
| | Cray is the premier provider of supercomputing solutions for customers' most challenging scientific and engineering problems. | | | “To have renowned organizations such as Cray and Sandia place their trust in us is a tremendous endorsement of the upcoming AMD Opteron processor and demonstrates AMD’s strength in the high performance computing market,” said Marty Seyer, vice president of Server Business Segment for AMD’s Computation Products Group. | | | AMD, the AMD Arrow logo, AMD Opteron, and combinations thereof are trademarks of Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. HyperTransport is a licensed trademark of the HyperTransport Technology Consortium. |
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| | Lerach Coughlin Cray Press Release |
| | Cray is engaged in the design, development, marketing and support of high-performance computer systems, commonly known as supercomputers. | | | Over time a huge order backlog for Cray’s supercomputers developed. | | | As a result, it was difficult for Cray to manage basic operational tasks, such as the development of software applications, or to manage customer requirements and specifications for systems per contract. |
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| | Cray Inc, Seattle Computer Services (Lost in Seattle) |
| | 91 S Jackson St This listing for Cray Inc was created in 2004-2005 and is part of the Seattle Computer Services category. | | | Cray Inc, Seattle Computer Services (Lost in Seattle) | | | Use this link to add or correct information about Cray Inc. |
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| | NOVELL: Partner Product Guide |
| | As the global leader in supercomputers, purpose-built for high-performance computing (HPC), Cray Inc. provides innovative computing platforms that enable scientists and engineers in academia, government, and industry to meet both existing and future computational challenges. | | | The Cray XD1 system is an indispensable tool for engineers and scientists to simulate and analyze faster, solve more complex problems, and bring solutions to market sooner. | | | Introducing the third generation massively parallel processor (MPP) system from Cray — the Cray XT3 supercomputer. |
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| | The Cray Inc. T3E. |
| | Cray stresses, that the processors are encapsulated in such a way that they can be exchanged easily for any other (faster) processor as soon as this would be available without affecting the macro-architecture of the system. | | | Apart from PVM and MPI for message passing and HPF for data distribution, a Cray proprietary one-sided communication library, the so-called | | | The T3E is the second generation of DM-MIMD systems from Cray. |
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| | The combination of 10,000 AMD Opteron processors; Cray's design and integration skills; plus Sandia's HPC experience creates a new approach to building multi-Tflop/s supercomputers. | | | Supercomputing Giant Cray, Inc. Adopts Upcoming AMD Opteron™ Processor For Sandia National Labs Computer | | | It will also feature a simple building block approach with HyperTransport™ technology that will enable easy implementation, and reduce engineering, design and component costs for manufacturers. |
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| | Cray-Cyber - The Cray Research, Inc. |
| | In 1993 the Cray T3D was introduced, the first non-vector massively parallel system by Cray Research, built around the DEC Alpha chip. | | | In 1991 the Cray YMP-EL, an entry-level Supercomputer system built in CMOS technology, was introduced. | | | Further data on Cray Research, Inc., may be found at these sites: |
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| | Cray Research, Inc. - OneLook Dictionary Search |
| | Cray Research, Inc : CCI Computer [home, info] | | | Cray Research, Inc : Free On-line Dictionary of Computing [home, info] | | | We found 2 dictionaries with English definitions that include the word Cray Research, Inc: |
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| | Cray User Group Home Page |
| | The Cray User Group (CUG) is an independent, volunteer organized, international corporation of member organizations that own or use Cray Inc. computer systems with emphasis on high-end performance, technical computing and visualization. | | | CUG’s mission is to provide leadership and information exchange to enable the development and effective use of high performance computing assets, tools, and resources in achieving the business and research objectives of its members. | | | The links in the left column to CUG 2006 should work. |
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| | Cray Inc shares from FramedShare.co.uk |
| | Cray Inc. designs, develops, markets and services computer systems (supercomputers) that provide higher capability and capacity than typical mainframe computer systems and address computing problems for government, industry and academia. | | | In mid-2002, the Company began a development project with Sandia National Laboratories to design and deliver a new, high-bandwidth, massively parallel processing supercomputer system, called Red Storm, in 2004. | | | The Company provides maintenance services to the worldwide installed base of Cray computers. |
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| | Cray Inc. Information at Business.com |
| | Home > Computers & Software > Cray Inc. | | | The Group's principal activities are to design, develop, market and service high performance computer systems, commonly known as supercomputers. | | | It presently markets four computer models: the Cray SV1ex system, the Cray T3E system,... |
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| | Cray Inc. Jobs - Employment Opportunities at Monster.com |
| | Cray Inc. employs "the best and the brightest" individuals on the vendor side of the high-performance computing industry. | | | Cray Inc. is the only U.S. vendor currently offering capability supercomputers. | | | Cray Inc. supercomputer systems are designed to deliver industry-leading actual ("sustained") performance on real-world applications. |
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| | Projects - Cray, Inc. |
| | Cray, Inc. develop innovated supercomputers that have been used to solve some of the world's most complex computing problems. | | | We created the animations for tradeshow presenation to illustrate the SX-6's unique architecture and high performance. | | | Thunder Sky Pictures created a tradeshow presentation to introduce Cray's new system, the SX-6 supercomputer. |
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| | CrayDoc 4.03 |
| | Cray customers can order CrayDoc server software and documentation by contacting the Cray Software Distribution Center by e-mail at orderdsk@cray.com or by telephone at 1-800-284-2729, extension 605-9100. | | | Cray X1 Cray T90, C90, and Y90 Cray-floating-point systems | | | This site contains public technical product documentation published by Cray Inc. Some documents that are listed here may not be publicly available. |
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| | National Partnership for Advanced Computational Infrastructure: Archives |
| | Chemists, computational chemists, and computer scientists with PRAGMA members Monash University, Kasetsart University, Cray Inc., AIST, and SDSC, along with the Victorian Partnership for Advanced computing, recently collaborated on a ground-breaking demonstration at the fourth PRAGMA workshop, held in Melbourne, Australia, in conjunction with the 2003 International Conference on Computational Science. | | | As reported in GridToday, the researchers used a tool called Nimrod/G to distribute the task of processing a quantum chemical modeling code, GAMESS, to six clusters in three countries. | | | “Cray is interested in understanding the needs of the emerging grid community and the applications for this new technology,” said Richard Russell, Cray’s vice president of Asia-Pacific Sales. |
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| | Cray Inc. Information for VU#333628 |
| | Cray Inc. supports OpenSSH through its Cray Open Software (COS) package. | | | Cray is vulnerable to this buffer management error and is in the process of compiling OpenSSH 3.7. | | | The new version will be made available in the next COS release. |
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| | Supercomputer |
| | The term Super Computing was first used by New York World newspaper in 1920 to refer to the large custom built tabulators IBM had made for Columbia University. | | | Today, supercomputers are typically one-of-a-kind custom designs produced by "traditional" companies such as IBM and HP, who had purchased many of the 1980s companies to gain their experience, although Cray Inc. still specializes in building supercomputers. | | | Supercomputers introduced in the 1960s were designed primarily by Seymour Cray at Control Data Corporation (CDC), and led the market into the 1970s until Cray left to form his own company, Cray Research. |
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| | The Cray Inc. SV1ex. |
| | The cache can ship 4 operands per cycle to a CPU. | | | The Cray SV1(ex) is the successor both to the CMOS-based Cray J90 and the Cray T90 which was based on ECL technology. | | | As the available bandwidth from a memory interface is divided over the 4 processors on a board on an as-needed basis and it is assumed that not all processors require the maximum amount of data all the time the average data requirement of the processor boards is hoped to be met. |
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| | Powerful Software that Finds the Best Opportunities in Today's Market In Real-Time! | | | Other data for CRAY INC (CRAY) (Click here to configure this link.) |
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| | Cray company information |
| | February 1996 - Cray Research merges with SGI. | | | Seymour Cray, Cray Inc. is the manufacturer of supercomputers. | | | Were you able to locate the answer to your questions? |
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| | Karo - Designing Competitive Advantage - Portfolio - Cray Inc. |
| | THE RESULT Cray won instant market recognition for their initial model of the MTA — known throughout its industry as The Wave. | | | THE CHALLENGE Cray approached Karo to design a distinctive, memorable enclosure for the MTA-2 supercomputer, following the industry-wide success of the original MTA model, also designed by Karo. | | | While the MTA was a breakthrough in computer architecture, the MTA-2 needed to build on this visual identity, while at the same time conveying the immense speed and technological advances of the newer model. |
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| | Cray Canada Inc. Vancouver |
| | In April of 2004, Cray acquired OctigaBay Systems a start up based in Burnaby, BC. | | | Now Cray Canada Inc, the group is developing the XD1 a product developed originally by OctigaBay. | | | Cray Inc. is a global market leader in supercomputing. |
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| | Cray XD1 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The Cray XD1 entry-level supercomputer range, made by Cray Inc., uses AMD Opteron 64-bit CPUs, and utilizes the Direct Connect Architecture over HyperTransport to remove the bottleneck at the PCI and contention at the memory. | | | With 12 CPUs in a chassis, and up to 12 chassis installable in a rack, XD1 systems may hold several 144-CPU multiples in multirack configurations. | | | The company was acquired by Cray Inc. in February 2004. |
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| | Cray, Inc. Litigation Lawsuit |
| | The complaint charges Cray with hiding damaging information about the company's operational and financial problems, in a scheme to artificially inflate the price of its shares. | | | In February 2005, as Cray began to allude to various problems, the company's stock sharply plummeted, ending in a 35.6 percent loss on May 12, 2005. | | | The proposed class action seeks to represent all those who purchased shares of Cray stock at artificially inflated prices from July 31, 2003 to May 12, 2005, and requests damages to be awarded to the plaintiffs. |
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