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Revamped Web Presence
I am not a designer. Neither am I an artist. But I appreciate well-designed, simplistic websites. Hence I decided to completely migrate to wordpress.com, this is where you ended up now. The domain I own, terboven.com, will soon point here, … Continue reading
Recap of the 4th Meeting of the German Windows-HPC User Group
The 4th Meeting of the German Windows-HPC User Group took place on March 31st and April 1st in Karlsruhe, hosted by the Karlsruhe Institute for Technology (KIT). The event was attended by over 70 participants from Industry and Academia. This … Continue reading
Upcoming Events in March 2011
Let me point you to some HPC events in March 2011. 3rd Parallel Programming in Computational Engineering and Science (PPCES) Workshop. This event will continue the tradition of previous annual week-long events taking place in Aachen every spring since 2001, … Continue reading
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Tagged MPI, OpenMP, Teaching, Windows-HPC UG
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Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP)
A few days ago I got notified that Microsoft recognised me as an MVP for my contributions in 2009. More information on this program may be found here: MVP Exec Summary.
Upcoming Events in March 2010
Let me point you to some HPC events in March 2010. Windows HPC Deep Dive Seminar. Right before the User Group Meeting (see next paragraph) there will be a Windows HPC Deep Dive Seminar, hosted by the Fraunhofer SCAI at … Continue reading
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HPCS 2009 Workshop material: OpenMP + Visual Studio
As announced in a previous post already, I was involved in two workshops attached to the HPCS 2009, hosted by the HPCVL in Kinston, ON, Canada. Being back in the office now I found some time to upload my slide … Continue reading
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Upcoming Events in June 2009
Let me point you to some HPC events in June 2009. 5th International Workshop on OpenMP (IWOMP 2009) in Dresden, Germany. The IWOMP workshop series focuses on the development and usage of OpenMP. This year’s conference is titled Evolving OpenMP … Continue reading
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Recap of the Second Meeting of the German Windows-HPC User Group
The Second Meeting of the German Windows-UPC User Group took place on March 30th and 31st in Dresden with about 80 participants. The ZIH of TU Dresden was the kind host of this event, which included both a series of … Continue reading
Upcoming Events in March 2009
Let me use this well-linked position to announce three HPC events in March 2009. Future Directions in High Performance Computing: 2009 – 20018. On Monday, March 23th 2009, Dr. Horst Simon (Associate Laboratory Director for Computing Sciences at Lawrence Berkeley … Continue reading
Running Windows 7
Sorry to bother you, but luckily I got the chance to be a beta tester for our Windows system group and just yesterday my work laptop has been upgraded to Windows 7. Although I really liked Vista, Windows 7 is … Continue reading