SC10 After Dark #1: LSU, NNSU, CU, and Purdue at T minus 15 hours (Video)
One of the most interesting aspects of the Student Cluster Competition is the way it stresses the humans even more than the hardware. The … Read More
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SC10 Team Update: Purdue (Shhh… Boilermakers Coding) (Video)
What first struck me when I came upon the Purdue booth at the Student Cluster Competition was the quiet. At the other booths students … Read More
SC10 Team Update: NNSU – Quiet confidence on the Russian Front (Video)
The Russian team from the Nizhni Novgorod National Research University exuded a quiet confidence as they prepared for the competition on Sunday. Despite the … Read More
SC10 Team Update: NTHU – The Pride of Taiwan clusters in the bayou (Video)
Polite, subdued, and with an air of confidence and competence, the NTHU (National Tsing Hua University) team from Taiwan quietly went about their business … Read More
SC10 Team Update: Texas – Is clustering the new football in the Lone Star State? (Video)
Texas is at SC10 with what looks to me to be the most elaborate booth of the SCC competition – at least in terms … Read More
SC10 Team Update: Florida A&M shows up; their hardware doesn’t (Video)
This is the first SCC for the Florida A&M (FAMU) team, and it couldn’t have started much worse. They found out that due to … Read More
SC10 Team Update: Colorado – Is the fourth time the charm? (Video)
The Colorado team is no stranger to these competitions. They’ve been here before – four times before. While they’ve seen some success, winning the … Read More
SC10 Team Update: LSU Tigers defend home bayou (Video)
Another first-time competitor is the team from Louisiana State University (LSU). They’re not located right in New Orleans, but at only 80 miles or … Read More
SC10 Team Update: Stony Brook and the “Bear-O-Dactyl” (Video)
Sunday at the Student Cluster Competition (SCC) at SC10 in New Orleans… we stop in at the Stony Brook booth to meet the team … Read More
SC10 Student Cluster Comp: Don’t call your bookie till you read this
Eight university teams – six from the US, one from Russia, and one from Taiwan – descend on the SC10 supercomputing show in New Orleans next … Read More