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CAPS is a leading provider of software and solutions for the HPC Community. CAPS enables companies to safely move to many-core processor technologies. Pioneer in the directive-based approach with its HMPP flagship product, CAPS delivers software development tools, solutions and expertise that help organizations to adapt the way their applications are developed in order to benefit from the performance of manycore architectures. Learn more at http://www.caps-entreprise.com.

GWT facilitates knowledge and technology transfer between public research institutions of the Free State of Saxony, in particular the Technical University of Dresden and the Dresden University Hospital, and industry. For scientists and doctors, GWT stands for service delivery "on time, quality and budget". Management services include customer service, project organization, staff management and materials procurement through project monitoring and finance management. Visit http://www.gwtonline.de for more information.

nCore works with local partners to deliver state-of-the-art solutions to government agencies, high-technology organizations, defense, research, biomedical and financial companies. nCore is a working group member of the Multicore Association. Visit http://www.ncoredesign.com for more information.

Symscape's Caedium software provides an affordable, unified simulation environment for 3D fluid flow analysis and visualization on Windows, Macintosh, and Linux. Caedium uses state-of-the-art Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) to simulate the fluid flow and heat transfer around 3D models. Caedium combines intuitive drag and drop model configuration with affordable pricing to bring CFD within the reach of everyone. Find out more at http://www.symscape.com.

TU Dresden develops the Vampir trace visualizer. Vampir provides an easy to use analysis framework which enables developers to quickly display program behavior at any level of detail. Vampir implements optimized event analysis algorithms and customizable displays which enables a fast and interactive rendering of very complex performance monitoring data. Ultra large data volumes can be analyzed with a parallel version of Vampir. Find out more at http://www.vampir.eu.

The Performance Research Laboratory (PRL) is part of the Neuroinformatics Center (NIC) at the University of Oregon. NIC's goal is to research the application of computer science and numerical computation to problems with brain modeling and imaging. Projects include the development of inverse models of the brain's electrical activity and the development of non-invasive EEG machines. NIC is also building fast signal decomposition and cleaning tools which are being used by scientists to help gather and interpret neurological data-sets. Learn more at http://nic.uoregon.edu and http://tau.uoregon.edu.