R Systems Intros ‘Under One Roof’ Cloud Bursting Model

July 24, 2019

R Systems formed in 2003 as a a spin-off of the National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA). One of a handful of small, on-demand HPC cloud providers Read more…

HPC Cloud Targets Oil and Gas Space

November 21, 2012

Dell, and R Systems have launched an HPC cloud solution designed to meet the needs of oil and gas companies. Read more…

HPC 360 Highlights Manufacturing’s Missing Middle

October 5, 2010

Last week, HPC resource provider R Systems hosted its annual HPC 360 conference with a distinct focus on empowering the missing middle of manufacturing via access to high-performance computing capabilities. The event highlighted the need for complex software packages for modeling and simulation and on a larger level, emphasized the value of the "Silicon Prairie" as an enabler for businesses feeding into the larger international manufacturing supply chain. Read more…

Weighing the Queue, Evaluating the Utility

October 4, 2010

During last week's HPC 360 event, Matt Dunbar, Chief Software Architect for SIMULIA discussed the challenges of running out of capacity on in-house systems and what evaluation measures are required when considering deploying on-demand resources for post-processing. Read more…

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