60East Talks HPC with Total Trading

  Oct 16, 2013   |      Dirk Myers

Caroline Hornby of Total Trading spoke with 60East co-founder and CEO Jeffrey M. Birnbaum about high performance computing and low latency. Check out the article for Jeffrey’s thoughts on what lies ahead and the three trends he’s keeping an eye on.
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  Nov 21, 2013   |      Dirk Myers

60East and our partners, Diablo Technologies, held a workshop on Extreme Messaging Performance with MCS™ and AMPS last week at the Low-Latency Summit. Couldn’t make it to the summit? We’ve posted the slides. Even better, the Summit has posted the audio of the workshop. Enjoy!
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  May 1, 2014   |      Dirk Myers

In this new video, Jeffrey Birnbaum from 60East and Riccardo Badalone from Diablo Technologies, Inc. discuss how AMPS pushes Memory Channel Storage™ to the limit. The video includes a comparison against flash storage attached through the PCIe bus, details on why MCS performs so well, and what that performance means...
mcs performance low-latency

  Jun 17, 2014   |      Dirk Myers

In this new video, Jeffrey Birnbaum from 60East describes how version 4.0 of AMPS, currently in preview, makes it easy to build data-intensive applications. Jeffrey walks through a sample application and shows how the application uses AMPS to: Focus on just the data of interest through AMPS content filtering Use...
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  Sep 22, 2014   |      Dirk Myers

Jeffrey M. Birnbaum, CEO of 60East Technologies, will join a panel discussion on September 22nd at the High Performance Computing For Wall Street conference. The panel will discuss “HPC Code Writing and Programming: Putting Technology to Work to Increase Performance and Scale, Put-through, and Reduce Latency in the Nano World”....
shock absorber low-latency legacy systems amps conferences

  Sep 24, 2014   |      Dirk Myers

AMPS can help you get new life out of your existing messaging system, while providing more capacity and functionality. A shock absorber is a buffer between two systems. It protects each system from the other and helps both systems to run smoothly. AMPS provides stunning throughput, expressive filtering, high availability,...
shock absorber low-latency legacy systems amps

  Dec 8, 2014   |      Dirk Myers

At 60East, we’re constantly being asked to evaluate new technologies in high-performance computing. AMPS tests these technologies to their limits. AMPS applications require predictable latency at high messaging volumes: for most applications that use AMPS, the limits of the storage or networking system are what limits the capacity of the...
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