Dr. Thomas Schoenemeyer
Dr. Thomas Schoenemeyer has been working in the area High Performance Computing for 13 years, and at NEC for 8 years. His main tasks are application porting, optimization and parallelization, with a special focus on applications in the Earth Sciences Community. He contributed to the development of the OASIS coupler development. Currently he is deeply involved in the evaluation of Intel Nehalem architecture for weather forecast applications.
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NEC Adds New Advanced Servers for VirtualizationApril 16th, 2009 2:50 pm
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[Excerpt] Next Generation NEC Servers Built on New Intel Xeon Processor; Offer Higher Performance, Energy-Efficiency, High Bandwidth Vital for Virtualization ...
Is Nehalem the right balance?March 25th, 2009 11:41 am
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An effective way to judge the balance of a computer design is by the level of efficiency when running actual ...
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