McMaster Students Create Fractal Movies Using BlueGene/Q Supercomputer
May 30, 2014 in blog, blog-general, for_educators, for_press, frontpage, in_the_news, news, Uncategorized
Computing and software students at McMaster University created some stunning videos of fractals using the BlueGene/Q, one of the most powerful computers in the world, administered by SOSCIP and hosted by SciNet.
Read the full articles on McMaster University’s Daily News’ or on HPC wire.
The videos can be seen on YouTube.
Details on the SCOSCIP BlueGene/Q at SciNet can be found on our wiki.
