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HPE Will Build Singapore’s New National Supercomputer
April 28, 2021
More than two years ago, Singapore’s National Supercomputing Centre (NSCC) announced a $200 million SGD (~$151 million USD) investment to boost its supercomputing power by an order of magnitude. Today, those plans come closer to fruition with the announcement that Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has been awarded... Read more…
HPE Keeps Cray Brand Promise, Reveals HPE Cray Supercomputing Line
August 4, 2020
The HPC community, ever-affectionate toward Cray and its eponymous founder, can breathe a (virtual) sigh of relief. The Cray brand will live on, encompassing th Read more…
Cray Completes ClusterStor Deal, Sunsets Sonexion Brand
September 25, 2017
Having today (Sept. 25) completed the transaction and strategic partnership with Seagate announced back in July, Cray is now home to the ClusterStor line and will be sunsetting the Sonexion brand. Cray is taking over all the Lustre-based ClusterStor products as well as support and maintenance for the entire ClusterStor base. Read more…
Seagate Stakes its Claim as an HPC Storage Leader Helping to Shape IT’s Future
November 17, 2014
In recent years, high performance computing has had a major impact on the world and the development of IT systems in general. The nature of weather forecasting Read more…
High Performance Storage Solutions for High Performance Computing
September 29, 2014
With its recent acquisition of Xyratex and EVault, Seagate brings decades of experience as a storage solutions leader to bear on the fast growing field of high Read more…
HPC Storage Enters a New Era
June 2, 2014
Until relatively recently, HPC storage systems have been almost an afterthought, a grab bag mix of components jury rigged together to support the star of the sh Read more…
HPC Storage – Deliver Solutions Faster to Market in Today’s Economy
June 17, 2013
Being competitive in today’s economy means companies need to accelerate the time it takes to go from concepts to profitable products and services. There is no shortage of new services, novel methods and innovations to help solve the problems we face; yet, to affect real change, faster market solutions need to be pragmatic and affordable. Read more…
Xyratex Targets Missing Middle with Scaled-Down ClusterStor 1500
May 9, 2013
In what has become a week of news around bringing HPC technology to the midrange market, Lustre file system gatekeeper, Xyratex, hashed out new boxes to bring down some parallel file system barriers and put higher performance on x86 cluster within closer reach for simulation and.... Read more…
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