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Supercomputing Engine for Mathematica Video cast
by Dauger Research, Inc.
Clustering and Mathematica together? Yes, we can. The Supercomputing Engine for Mathematica provides a way to use industry-standard MPI within the Mathematica environment.This unprecedented solution offers high-performance computing for Mathematica users with large computational needs. We begin with a video of a presentation given at the Wolfram Technology Conference 2006.
Episodes
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Supercomputing Engine for Mathematica - Part 1
The Supercomputing Engine for Mathematica provides a way to use industry-standard MPI within the Mathematica environment.
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Supercomputing Engine for Mathematica - Part 2
The Supercomputing Engine for Mathematica provides a way to use industry-standard MPI within the Mathematica environment.
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Supercomputing Engine for Mathematica - Part 3
The Supercomputing Engine for Mathematica provides a way to use industry-standard MPI within the Mathematica environment.
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Supercomputing Engine for Mathematica - Part 4
The Supercomputing Engine for Mathematica provides a way to use industry-standard MPI within the Mathematica environment.
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Supercomputing Engine for Mathematica
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Clustering and Mathematica together? Yes, we can. The Supercomputing Engine for Mathematica provides a way to use industry-standard MPI within the Mathematica environment.This unprecedented solution offers high-performance computing for Mathematica users with large computational needs. We begin with a video of a presentation given at the Wolfram Technology Conference 2006.
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