Hi,
I need install 5 GPUs(Geforce GTX 780s) in a server and 1 Tesla
Keppler K40 in other.
¿ Do they have any recommendation for server HP or Dell? processor? , RAM?
I review a HP ProLiant DL380p Gen8 Server (1) . Do they any observation?
We will use it with Nvidia CUDA for HPC...
We have t
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Yes.. not everything has to be nuts and bolts.. Sticky tape and Velcro.
Jim Lux
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On 06/03/2014 11:32 AM, Lockwood, Glenn wrote:
What the article seems to slide past is that not all data fits neatly
into column-oriented or graph databases. Hadoop is all about
handling unstructured data, so its real utility lies in ETL, not the
analytics part. It's a complementary capability
With all due respect to Stonebraker, I found the whole article very silly.
It should be no surprise that the "father of Postgres" would think MapReduce is
not useful for anything because "Teradata, IBM, Greenplum, HP Vertica, and
Amazon Redshift" do it better... he's saying his position is that
http://www.parallella.org/2014/06/03/my-name-is-brian-and-i-build-supercomputers-in-my-spare-time/
Brian Guarraci is a software engineer at Twitter and in his spare time he’s
building a Parallella cluster with a design that was inspired by two of the
most iconic supercomputers ever made.
When
Interesting opinion on Hadoop:
“The Google guys have to be just laughing in their beer right now
because they invented MapReduce a decade ago to serve the data storage
needs of the Google crawl of the Internet… and moved all of that to Big
Table,” Stonebraker says. “Why did they do that? Becau
