hpc

• May 21, 2014

  Allinea Software's tools simplify development of High Performance Embedded Computing

  

  Allinea DDT and Allinea MAP certified to run on GE Intelligent Platforms' platforms

  Allinea Software

• Latest 40 Gbps SBCs drive new class of HPEC-Lite systems for ISR applications

  Alan Baldus Curtiss-Wright Controls Defense Solutions

  The embedded defense and aerospace industry has recently seen the emergence of new embedded system elements that support 40 Gbps fabrics. These higher bandwidth hardware solutions include Single Board Computers (SBCs), DSP engines, GPGPUs, FPGA engines, network switches, and Gen3 OpenVPX backplanes.

• Switched Fabrics Support High-Performance Embedded Computing for Military and Aerospace Platforms

  

  Lessons learned from high performance computing arena can be transferred to military and aerospace applications for improved component interoperability.

  Peter Thompson GE Intelligent Platforms, Inc.

• Boosting embedded DSP processing with open-source-based HPEC supercomputer performance

  Rob Hoyecki Curtiss-Wright Controls Embedded Computing

  COTS-based HPEC processing in compact, rugged deployable subsystems promises to deliver supercomputing performance in SWaP-constrained and compute-intensive embedded military applications.

• RDMA: The Future of High-Speed Fabric Interconnects

  

  This white paper will explore the merits of InfiniBand architecture as well as methods of optimizing its use.

  Ross Newman GE Intelligent Platforms, Inc.

• How Does the FMC (FPGA Mezzanine Card) Standard Measure up Against the PMC/XMC Format for Embedded Defense/Aerospace Applications?

  

  FMCs promise to do for FPGA based solutions what PMC and XMC did for embedded CPU based systems. However, FMC is not really competing with PMC or XMC, but actually complements it, particularly for high bandwidth, low latency applications.

  PC/104 Staff OpenSystems Media