Scientific research in the life sciences is often akin to searching for needles in haystacks. Finding the one protein, chemical, or genome that behaves or responds in the way the scientist is looking for is the key to the discovery process. For decades, high performance computing (HPC) systems have accelerated this process, often by helping to identify and eliminate in feasible targets sooner.
Video: Large Scale Storage for Data Intensive Science at KIT
June 30, 2013 by
In this video from the DDN User Group Meeting at ISC’13, Jos van Wezel from the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) presents: Large Scale Storage for Data Intensive Science at KIT. In building a high-speed Big Data grid with other leading research institutions, we have demonstrated the power of leading-edge technologies including DDN | WOS […]
Video: Advancing Research at London's Global University
June 28, 2013 by
In this video from the DDN User Group Meeting at ISC’13, Dr. Daniel Hanlon from the University College of London presents: Advancing Research at London’s Global University. As UCL’s storage demands grow, the university expects to build a storage foundation that will scale up to 100PB. Looking for a storage solution that was massively scalable […]
DDN – Massively-Scalable Platforms and Solutions Engineered for the Big Data and Cloud Era
June 25, 2013 by
In this video from the DDN User Group at ISC’13, James Coomer from DataDirect Networks presents: Massively-Scalable Platforms and Solutions Engineered for the Big Data and Cloud Era. Check out more from the International Supercomputing Conference at our ISC’13 Video Gallery.
Podcast: Interview with DDN's New President, Joe Cowan
June 6, 2013 by
In this podcast, Jeff Denworth from DataDirect Networks introduces the company’s new President, Joe Cowan. As a former member of the DDN board, Cowan brings a wealth of experience in the enterprise, a space where DataDirect Networks hopes to grow with its Big Data solutions. Read the Full Story * Download the MP3 * Subscribe on […]
Video: DataDirect Networks Update
May 5, 2013 by
In this video from the Lustre User Group 2013, Jeff Denworth from DDN presents: DataDirect Networks Update. DDN has developed a Hadoop solution that is all about time to value: It simplifies rollout so that enterprises can get up and running more quickly, provides typical DDN performance to accelerate data processing, and reduces the amount […]
You Can’t Keep a Good god Down
April 17, 2013 by
In Greek mythology the Titans, known as the elder gods, ruled the earth until the Olympians tossed them out of power. At Oak Ridge National Laboratory, one of the Titans is not only still with us and doing well, but this modern day diety just got a boost that will help keep it king of […]
DDN – Big Data Evolution
March 26, 2013 by
In this video from the HPC Advisory Council Switzerland Conference, James Coomer from DDN presents: Big Data Evolution. DDN has developed a Hadoop solution that is all about time to value: It simplifies rollout so that enterprises can get up and running more quickly, provides typical DDN performance to accelerate data processing, and reduces the […]
Slidecast: New DDN hScalar is World's First Enterprise Apache Hadoop Appliance
February 26, 2013 by
In this slidecast, Jeff Denworth from DDN describes the company’s new hScalar storage system — the World’s First Enterprise Apache Hadoop Appliance. DDN has developed a Hadoop solution that is all about time to value: It simplifies rollout so that enterprises can get up and running more quickly, provides typical DDN performance to accelerate data […]
Video: Intel's Brent Gorda on the Company's Move to the Board Level of OpenSFS
February 6, 2013 by
In this video, Brent Gorda from Intel’s High Performance Data Division provides an update on the Lustre File System development. Gorda joined Intel in July 2012 as part of Intel’s acquisition of Whamcloud. Since then, Gorda’s team has continued to work on Lustre as well as conduct R&D on Darpa’s Fast Forward Storage & IO […]
