Accelogic was selected by the SFTA (South Florida Technology Alliance) as one of the most promising emerging companies in South Florida. Dr. Juan Gonzalez, Accelogic’s President, received this award from Chip Casanave, SFTA President and CEO of Miami’s Data Access Worldwide, at the SFTA At-Large Meeting. The South Florida Technology Alliance (SFTA) promotes the growth, […]
The U.S. Department of Energy has awarded Accelogic a contract to extend its Sca/LAPACKrc package. This development is targeted to extremely fast least-squares algorithms for heterogeneous supercomputers.
Accelogic has demonstrated more than 150x speedup in solving sparse linear equation problems across multiple disciplines. Several benchmark problems have been tested in computational electromagnetics, computational fluid dynamics, structural analysis, and heat transfer, among other areas of major relevance.
Accelogic and Stanford University join forces to enhance LAPACKrc. Accelogic and Stanford University have signed a contract with the U.S. Air Force to deploy new sparse iterative solvers that will be orders of magnitude faster than today’s solvers. The new algorithms will utilize hybrid reconfigurable computing elements enabled by new mathematical theories pioneered by Accelogic’s […]
The U.S. Department of Energy has funded Accelogic to deploy its LAPACKrc core technology for accelerating the solution of large-scale linear equations. LAPACKrc is anticipated to provide 2 to 3 orders of magnitude acceleration in solving large-scale linear equations.
Accelogic has demonstrated its breakthrough LAPACKrc algorithms for fast linear equation solutions at NASA Ames. The LAPACKrc demonstration rendered a paradigm-shifting 240x acceleration in a subclass of the NASA “NAS benchmarks” program.
Accelogic successfully demonstrated more than 50x speedup in solving linear equation problems versus a standard commodity processor. The solver is now delivered to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, where it will undergo further evaluation and testing.
A contract has just been initiated with NASA to demonstrate sustained performance for large-scale aircraft design simulation codes exploiting novel “collaborative algorithms” recently discovered by Accelogic’s Numerical Methods Team.
Accelogic has recently lectured the course, “Algorithm Design in the Era of Reconfigurable Computing.” Held in Dayton, the course had over 30 attendees from Industry and Academia, with application interests spanning aerospace, computational finance, radar engineering, video processing, and structural analysis, among others.
Accelogic has recently signed a contract with the U.S. Department of Defense. This R&D contract will quicken Accelogic’s demonstration of its unique algorithms for large-scale numerical linear algebra, with special emphasis on numerical kernels typically used in aircraft design.
