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| Symbol | Name | Time | Trade | Change | % Chg | Volume | P/E Ratio | EPS | Mkt Cap |
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| CRAY | Cray | 21:00 GMT | 10.70 | +0.02 | +0.19% | 116769 | 18.97 | 0.563 | 381.2M |
Latest Cray news
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Intel buys wireless patents from Aware
Intel seems to be buying up patents like crazy over the last few days. It recently said it had bought out supercomputer maker Cray's interconnect department for £86 million. That move included not only IP but 74 Cray employees moving to Chipzilla. -
Two Brain Willetts proclaims progress of Edinburgh supercomputers
Bluegene, an IBM box, is the most energy efficient supercomputer ever, it’s claimed. Hector is a Cray system. -
Cray cuts the cost of its midrange supercomputers
Supercomputer outfit Crayhas announced that it is trying to make its mid-range efforts cheaper. -
Work started on Blue Waters supercomputer
Cray stepped in with a plan which they think is so clever it makes Stephen Hawking look about as clever as a Britwell speed hump by comparison. It is thought that it will be all installed by the end of the year. -
Cray finishes off Gaea
Cray has delivered the final 26 cabinets of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's climate research supercomputer, which is housed at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. -
Huang claims GPUs will give him power
He said that parallel computing is tricky. Nvidia is forming an Axis of Allies with Cray, The Portland Group and the Center for Analysis and Prediction of Storms to create OpenACC, an effort to create a standard for parallel computing. -
Cray wins Blue Waters supercomputer contract
Supercomputer peddler Cray has won a huge contract with the University of Illinois' National Center [sic] for Supercomputing Applications. It'll be providing the beast of a machine for the National Science Foundation's Blue Waters project. -
AMD's Interlagos and Valencia appear
AMD says its Bulldozer architecture will be bulldozing into a number of channel and motherboard partners over the next few weeks. Among the customers are Acer, Cray, Dell, HP and IBM. -
AMD Opteron and Nvidia Tesla to shatter supercomputer records
Cray is planning to break all supercomputer speed records by using a cocktail of AMD Opteron processors and Tesla graphics processors from Nvidia. -
Cray moves to GPU supercomputing
Supercomputing slice of history, Cray, has finally boldly gone where other supercomputer makers have gone before and released details of its GPU equipped machine. -
HP talks up Nvidia's Tesla
Turkel, said that the Tsubame 2.0 supercomputer in Japan, which is the world's fourth-fastest supercomputer, is typical of what GPU computing can do. -
US' Titan supercomputer will dwarf China's Tianhe-1A
Cray Computer will take on the construction of the machine that will be used to calculate complex energy systems, capable of doing 20,000 trillion calculations per seconds, or 20 petaflops, a vast increase on the 2.5 petaflops managed by the Chinese computer. -
Cray launches mid range XE6m supercomputer
Cray has launched a mid-range supercomputer, which it claims will give researchers, scientists and engineers with midrange high performance computing (HPC) computational needs a more cost-effective system. -
Ousted AMD still does well in supercomputer 500
Also included was the Jaguar, a 1.75 petaflop Cray XT5(TM) supercomputer based on the six-core AMD Opteron processor, sporting almost a quarter of a million cores, which came in at number two in the rankings. -
German boffins to get Cray supercomputer
Boffins at the University of Stuttgart in Germany are to get their hands on a new supercomputer from Cray as part of a $60 million deal. -
IBM adopterons the 6000 series Opterons
The good old Cray fish will also use AMD Optero 6000s to produce petascale systems, so all-in-all AMD is giving itself a pat on the corporate tummy, sorry back. -
US military pays Nvidia $25 million to develop supercomputer chip
The Nvidia team consists of Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee, supercomputer firm Cray in Seattle and a number of universities throughout the US. -
Cray gets high profile energy supercomputer contract
While IBM has been scooping a lot of high profile supercomputer contracts lately, it seems the old 1980s dinosaur Cray is getting back in the running.
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