Abstract: A high performance computing system including processing circuitry and a shared fabric memory is disclosed. The processing circuitry includes processors coupled to local storages. The shared fabric memory includes memory devices and is coupled to the processing circuitry. The shared fabric memory executes a first sweep of a stencil code by sequentially retrieving data stripes. Further, for each retrieved data stripe, a set of values of the retrieved data stripe are updated substantially simultaneously. For each retrieved data stripe, the updated set of values are stored in a free memory gap adjacent to the retrieved data stripe. For each retrieved data stripe, the free memory gap is advanced to an adjacent memory location. A sweep status indicator is incremented from the first sweep to a second sweep.

Abstract: A high performance computing system including processing circuitry and a shared fabric memory is disclosed. The processing circuitry includes processors coupled to local storages. The shared fabric memory includes memory devices and is coupled to the processing circuitry. The shared fabric memory executes a first sweep of a stencil code by sequentially retrieving data stripes. Further, for each retrieved data stripe, a set of values of the retrieved data stripe are updated substantially simultaneously. For each retrieved data stripe, the updated set of values are stored in a free memory gap adjacent to the retrieved data stripe. For each retrieved data stripe, the free memory gap is advanced to an adjacent memory location. A sweep status indicator is incremented from the first sweep to a second sweep.

Abstract: The invention relates to a system and methods for sensing and analyzing inventory levels and consumer buying habits. The system includes a sensor pad that can be easily installed on a display shelf by simply resting the panel on the shelf. Sensors are mounted inside the sensor pad that are hardwired to circuitry collectively called a smart hub. The hub is a programmable device with an integrated paging transceiver for communicating with a remotely located server that is managed by the inventory sensing service provider. The hub periodically transmits a report, which is highly configurable, to the service provider's server, preferably as a text message over the paging network, which arrives at a service provider's server after being converted to an e-mail. This server converts the information in the reports into inventory data and stores this data in a database that customers of the inventory service can access remotely.