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OptimaNumerics to Support NVIDIA Tesla GPU Platform
Posted Fri August 29, 2008 @03:59PM
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News OptimaNumerics, the leading provider of high performance numerical software, today announces support for the NVIDIA Tesla GPU platform.

"OptimaNumerics is excited to bring to market OptimaNumerics high performance numerical libraries to the NVIDIA Tesla GPU platform," said Dr Kenneth Tan, founder and CEO of OptimaNumerics.


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"OptimaNumerics Libraries for NVIDIA Tesla will remove a key hurdle for software developers and end users to enable applications to run on NVIDIA GPUs without having to perform custom programming for standard numerical operations."

With OptimaNumerics Libraries, applications written in high level languages such as C and Fortran, will be able to transparently access NVIDIA GPUs. This combination of the high performance of NVIDIA Tesla GPU platform with OptimaNumerics Libraries will enable software developers to save development time and costs and enable end users to dramatically reduce time to computational results.

"NVIDIA is excited to partner with OptimaNumerics to bring OptimaNumerics Libraries to the high performance computing market with $6 billion addressable market. OptimaNumerics adds a key part to the NVIDIA software ecosystem," said Andy Keane, GM of NVIDIA GPU Computing. "OptimaNumerics unleashes the power of GPU computing for technical and scientific applications. Existing code and those under development will benefit likewise."

The highly parallel NVIDIA Tesla GPU with 128 processor cores and a parallel data cache is a natural fit with OptimaNumerics technologies which matured on large scale supercomputers and trusted by major supercomputing and scientific research centers around the world.

OptimaNumerics Libraries, with linear algebra, parallel linear algebra and parallel random number generators modules, provide high performance versions of LAPACK, ScaLAPACK, PETSc, SuperLU, PLFG and SPRNG libraries.

OptimaNumerics' innovative technologies have consistently delivered superior performance and portability across a wide range of platforms including: the AMD Opteron, Intel Xeon, Intel Itanium 2 and SPARC processor families, plus platforms from other vendors, running Linux, Solaris 10 and Microsoft Windows CCS.

About OptimaNumerics
OptimaNumerics (www.OptimaNumerics.com) is the leading developer of high performance technical and scientific computing software tools that deliver highly scalable performance. The reduction in time-to-solution increases supercomputing efficiency. OptimaNumerics is headquartered in the UK, with local presence in US, Canada, Germany, Japan, Singapore and China. OptimaNumerics has been selected by major supercomputing and scientific research centers such as Environment Canada, Russian Joint Supercomputing Center, Bank for International Settlements, South China University of Technology, and University of Calgary.

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