Fellow scientists and distinguished colleagues, apologies if you've
received this via other correspondence.
On 16 Dec, Apple will be hosting an HPC Seminar: Getting Started With
High Performance Computing
Having personally known the presenters for some time, I can assure you
that this will be extraordinarily informative.
While portions of this seminar will be intuitively obvious to those of
you familiar with Apple & OS X, our target audience is those who AREN'T
familiar with our scientific offerings. I'd appreciate it if you
could speak to your fellow scientists and colleagues whom you think
might benefit from this exposure.
Presenters:
• Elizabeth Kerr, Ph.D., Director of Worldwide Science and Technology
Markets, Apple
• Pear Urushima, Manager of Scientific Markets, Apple
• Douglas Brooks, Product Manager for Xserve, Apple
• Matt MacInnis, Manager of Research Computing, Apple
Topics:
• Types of applications used on HPC systems
• High level concepts of deploying your own HPC systems and software
• Types of clusters, and how to choose a model that works for you
• Why Apple's products and solutions may be a good fit for your
science
• The Apple Workgroup Cluster for Bioinformatics
• Customer case studies and examples
• Live question and answer with webcast attendees
Products to be discussed:
• Xserve G5 and the Xserve G5 Cluster Node
• Xserve RAID
• The Apple Workgroup Cluster for Bioinformatics
• MATLAB and gridMathematica
Who should view this webcast:
• Scientists and engineers who need more computational power
• IT managers who support HPC deployments and scientific computing
environments
• Lab or department research managers
• Directors of research groups who want to expand their computational
capabilities
I thank you for your time and consideration of Apple.
Yours Aye, Stephen
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Cupertino, CA 95014
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