Unprecedented ISC’14 Results Analyzed
While I had posted detailed results of the ISC’14 Summer Cluster Slam (here and here), I neglected to put out the final standings and … Read More
The Most Comprehensive ISC’14 Cluster Comp Coverage Ever – Part Zwei (Two)
The organizers of the ISC Student Cluster Competitions are a wily bunch. Theirs was the first competition to throw a “Mystery Application” at the … Read More
The Most Comprehensive ISC’14 Cluster Comp Coverage Ever
Hyperbole aside, this article and the ones following it are the most comprehensive and in-depth analysis of a cluster competition that the world has … Read More
ISC’14: The University of Edinburgh Nails LINPACK Record
The LINPACK portion of the ISC’14 Student Cluster Competition was supposed to be routine, according to the cluster competition wise guys. Sure, some student … Read More
ISC’14 Teams, Southie Edition: South Korea and South Africa
Rounding out the field for the recent ISC’14 Student Cluster Competition in Leipzig are two semi-experienced teams that both have “South” in their names. … Read More
Old Timers and Fat Nodes: U.S. Teams at ISC’14
Two student teams from the United States traveled to the ISC’14 Student Cluster Competition in Leipzig, Germany to defend the red, white, and blue, and perhaps … Read More
ISC’14: Chinese Do Their Wurst in Germany
China was solidly represented at the ISC’14 Student Cluster Competition in Leipzig, sending three teams to compete for the legendary Kluster Kup (which isn’t a real … Read More
Bagpipers and Brazilians; Build your own ISC’14 pun
Both the UK and South America were ably represented at the recent ISC’14 Student Cluster Competition held in Leipzig, Germany. For some reason, I … Read More
You Never Sausage a Sight: German teams compete at ISC’14
I’m going to refrain from punning on the word “wurst.” You’re welcome. That said, let’s take a closer look at the teams…
ISC’14 Kluster Kombat Konfigurations
Let’s look at what the teams were running at the ISC’14 Student Cluster Competition. This year we had perhaps the widest variety of systems … Read More