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DOE's National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center at Berkeley Lab is one of two computing centers hosting the Magellan Cloud Computing system to assess the ability of cloud computing to help meet DOE's computational science workload. Funded under the Recovery Act. Magellan is built on the IBM iDataplex chassis using 5,760 processor cores for a theoretical peak performance of 61.5 teraflop/s (61.5 trillion floating point operations per second). Read more at: www.lbl.gov/cs/Archive/news101409.html
credit: Lawrence Berkeley Nat'l Lab - Roy Kaltschmidt, photographer
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Pino deCandia, Senior Software Developer at Midokura y Diego Parrila, CEO de Stackops, en el taller de Openstack
IV Think Tank sobre Cloud Computing que Turismo.as y Segittur han llevado a cabo en el Hotel AC Aitana
3 May 2023 – This session highlighted three case studies of governments, private enterprises, and citizens across Asia and the Pacific striving to reconnect through the Cloud in the post COVID-19 era - on climate change, digital skills building, and sustainable infrastructure. The panel explored how digital transformation is driving economic opportunity, and how it can promote a more innovative government and private sector. Panelists also discussed policy frameworks for the Cloud and presented a template for best practices in the digital economy.
The event was held on the sidelines of the 56th Annual Meeting of the ADB Board of Governors.
Cloud computing and mobility concept: touchscreen smartphone and blue glossy clouds with lot of color application icons isolated on white background
Dave Nielsen leads discussion about Cloud Computing and what it means to IT (IaaS), Developers (PaaS) and End Users (SaaS)
Pablo Raez(HP), Javier Cruz(Alcaltel-Lucent), Paco Menéndez(Cluster Tic-Moderador), Jose Antonio Saborido(Telefónica) y Juan Otero(Turismo.as)