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Data Vortex Joins CCIX Consortium
Data Vortex Technologies has officially joined the CCIX consortium. As a member of the consortium, Data Vortex will work alongside certain partners to better enable our proprietary network. While the present-DV solution is held back by bottlenecks caused by the PCI express bus, the CCIX interface will show that congestion-related issues are caused by an…
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Data Vortex Brings on Chief Strategy Officer
Data Vortex Technologies is pleased to announce the addition of Kim Bates as Chief Strategy Officer to the company’s executive leadership team. Kim brings significant strategic planning, management and negotiation experience . She worked at ExxonMobil for 34 years, retiring in 2016 as an Exploration Vice President for Asia Pacific and the Middle East. In…
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Texas Women in HPC Fall 2018 Celebration
Texas Women in HPC (TXWHPC) and Intel Austin are partnering to host a Women in HPC Celebration prior to SC18 – the world’s largest HPC conference. TXWHPC was started in 2018 by Data Vortex President Carolyn Devany and Texas Advanced Computer Center’s Melyssa Fratkin and brings together professional women in industry, academia, and government from…
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Data Vortex at ISC 2018 – Frankfurt
Yesterday evening at the Frankfurt Marriott hotel, Data Vortex Technologies hosted members of the enterprise computing and HPC industry press at a reception on the eve of the International Supercomputing Conference. This event coincided with the announcement of two significant advancements in Data Vortex hardware and software: If you are interested in hear more about…
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HPCwire: “Simulating Quantum Computers with Data Vortex”
From the Front Page of HPCwire: (https://www.hpcwire.com/2018/06/04/simulating-quantum-computers-with-data-vortex/) Data Vortex Technologies is tackling one of the greatest challenges in high performance computing: simulation of quantum computers. The main difficulty is that the amount of memory and processing power needed to simulate a general quantum algorithm grows exponentially with the number of quantum bits (qubits). During a simulation, it…
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Dr. Santiago Betelu at the National Inquiry Based Learning Conference
Data Vortex Director of Research Science and University of North Texas Adjunct Professor, Dr. Santiago Betelu, shared “Teaching Differential Equations and Numerical Analysis with Parallel Computers” at the National Inquiry Based Learning (IBL) Conference in Austin, Texas. Dr. Betelu uses visualization to teach his students how to see differential equations in the physical world, such as…
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Data Vortex to Sponsor Advanced Scale Forum
We are pleased to announce that Data Vortex Technologies will be a sponsor of next week’s Advanced Scale Forum (ASF) in Austin, TX. A joint venture between Tabor Commuications (publisher of Datanami, EnterpriseTech, and HPCwire) and nGage events, the Forum is an invitation-only event, bringing together small leadership teams from a wide array of organization…
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Coke Reed Gives Invited Seminar at ORNL
On March 20th, Dr. Coke S. Reed, the inventor and chairman of Data Vortex Technologies, gave an invited seminar on the Data Vortex network at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. In this talk, Dr. Reed discussed the basic architectural features, scalability, and performance of the Data Vortex network. The high radix crossbar switches used in traditional crossbar…
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Profiles in Multidisciplinary Studies: Dr. Rossana Quiroz Ennis
Our understanding of the sciences has a tremendous Western bias. The study of our planet, the stars, and the laws of physics and nature is almost always told linearly. Thought and ideas are believed to move forward chronologically and geographically from the Ancient Near East and Hellenistic World (Egypt, Persia, Greece) to Imperial Rome to…
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Coke Reed & the Data Vortex: A Brief History
The following is an excerpt published in HPCwire: “It is difficult to describe what occurs within the human brain prior to a moment of grand revelation. As my grandfather describes it, one second the mind is focused on something entirely unrelated, sometimes nothing at all, the next, a solution to some long-considered problem appears, rearing…