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The New Scalability
April 20, 2021
HPC is all about scalability. The most powerful systems. The biggest data sets. The most cores, the most bytes, the most flops, the most bandwidth. HPC scales! Notwithstanding a few recurring arguments over the last twenty years about scaling up versus scaling out, the definition of scalability... Read more…
Nimbix Adds Arm Support to Multi-Cloud HPC Platform
December 15, 2020
HPC cloud specialist Nimbix today announced its JARVICE XE Enterprise HPC platform now supports the Arm architecture. With its latest software release, Nimbix s Read more…
AMD Enlists IBM in Confidential Computing Push
November 11, 2020
AMD continues to expand its confidential computing initiative launched during the summer with another cloud partnership, this one with an AI twist designed to accelerate and secure workloads running in hybrid cloud deployments. The chipmaker and new cloud partner IBM announced... Read more…
IBM Bets on Hybrid Cloud, Spinning Off IT Unit
October 10, 2020
In April, IBM CEO Arvind Krishna emphasized the company’s hybrid cloud offerings upgraded through its 2018 acquisition of Red Hat and its OpenShift platform. Read more…
IBM Flat Despite Cloud Gains, HPE Declares Dividend
April 22, 2020
In a financial earnings season like none before, two of the world’s largest enterprise IT infrastructure vendors appear headed in opposite directions. Hewlett Packard Enterprise declared a dividend this week ahead of its quarterly earnings report scheduled for the end of May. The regular cash dividend totals $0.12 per share... Read more…
Microsoft Extends Hybrid Cloud Push with Avere Deal
January 3, 2018
Microsoft continued its foray into the high-end cloud storage sector with a deal this week to acquire hybrid cloud data storage and management vendor Avere Systems. The deal announced on Wednesday follows Microsoft's acquisition last August of Cycle Computing to bolster its "big compute" initiatives on the Azure cloud. Read more…
New Models for Research, Part II – the Campus Cloud
March 16, 2015
In the second of a four-part series, Jay Etchings, director of operations for research computing and senior HPC architect at Arizona State University, lays out the concept of the campus cloud, a Research as a Service (RaaS) model with elements of Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and bare metal IaaS. Read more…
Windows Azure Ready to Take on AWS
April 17, 2013
After a lengthy incubation phase, Microsoft is finally ready to release its IaaS product into the wild. AWS, look out. Read more…
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