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Speaking Events: University of Denver and the University of Colorado, Boulder

Rogue Wave Software's Patrick Leonard will host and drive discussion about High Performance Computing (HPC) for enterprise computing environments. HPC is becoming very important to business, government and academic fields today to manage both ever-increasing amounts of data and complexity/speed of data analysis. This is requiring more extensive use of parallel computing in both hardware and software. Rogue Wave will discuss multi-core, concurrency and GP-GPU technologies - all emerging as ways to address the high performance demands organizations are facing - and offer potential solutions available using these technologies.

SC08

The SC Conference is the premier international conference on high performance computing (HPC), networking, storage and analysis, and it attracts from all over the world scientists, researchers, software developers, network engineers, policy makers, corporate managers, CIOs and IT administrators from universities, industry and government from all over the world.

Stop by and see Rogue Wave in booth# 2807.

SOA World Conference & Expo 2008 West

The most important business benefit that service-oriented architecture (SOA) can provide is the ability to respond swiftly to change: changes in the market, the supply chain, strategic processes, and regulations. Make sure that you are able in 2008/9 to declare your own company's SOA journey toward such responsiveness and agility a success. Come to SOA World Conference & Expo 2008 West and learn just how much SOA can do for your business and for your developers.

Come see Rogue Wave speak! Topic: Beyond the Multi-core Dilemma: SOA For Parallel Computing.

Past Events

2008 High Performance on Wall Street

2008 High Performance on Wall Street focuses on those technologies that underpin the high frequency and volatile trading environment of today's financial markets. As well as requiring the capacity to cope with extreme application workloads – supporting huge market data and transaction volumes – systems must be architected to provide five nines reliability and rapid adaptability to business drivers.

Stop by and see Rogue Wave!