As cybersecurity threats increase in complexity and volume, the Department of Defense is turning to new technologies for help.DeciSym and Sylabs recently joined forces to develop a virtual data fabric for the Department of Defense. The Measure & Share Storage Virtual...
Joint Center for Satellite Data Assimilation (JCSDA) successfully demonstrated software “supercontainers” for its next-generation Joint Effort for Data assimilation Integration (JEDI) system: Demonstration results were presented at the virtual 101st Annual...
Sylabs is proud to announce that the world’s fastest supercomputer, RIKEN’s Fugaku, has selected SingularityPRO: SingularityPRO offers the team at RIKEN the widest range of supported scenarios for their researchers to secure applications via Singularity Image...
The generally available release of Singularity 3.4.0 places emphasis on a single feature: The ability to build and run encrypted containers. We appreciate that some might object to our propensity towards hyperbole, given that seemingly sweeping statement. And...
At many EDA companies today, a gap exists between IT and Engineering requirements. Because they break the tightly coupled dependence between the toolchain runtime and the operating system kernel, Singularity containers present the unique opportunity not to close this...
Inaugural Singularity User Group Meeting Attracts Diverse Advanced Computing Community: The San Diego Supercomputer Center (SDSC) at UC San Diego, and Sylabs.io recently hosted the first-ever Singularity User Group meeting, attracting users and developers from...
Method models climate change scenarios by processing vast amounts of high-resolution soil and weather data. New Zealand's economy is dependent on agriculture, a sector that is highly sensitive to climate change. This makes it critical to develop analysis capabilities...
Running Singularity Containers on SDSC's Comet Supercomputer This 2-hour webinar provides an introduction to running Singularity containers on Comet for users currently using Comet and those who want to know more about running Singularity on Comet. Marty Kandes...