Univa Brings Cloud Automation to Slurm Users with Navops Launch 2.0

September 11, 2019

Univa, the company behind Grid Engine, announced today its HPC cloud-automation platform NavOps Launch will support the popular open-source workload scheduler Slurm. With the release of NavOps Launch 2.0, “Slurm users will have access to the same cloud automation capabilities... Read more…

Integrating Coprocessors Into Univa Grid Engine

December 10, 2014

Univa, which became the sole purveyor of commercially supported Grid Engine a little over a year ago when the middleware vendor acquired the source code, copy Read more…

Survey Reveals that Business Owners of Open-Source Crave Support the Most

July 1, 2013

Most of us know that Open-Source software is continuing to penetrate today’s enterprises with the vast majority using it in some capacity, but there appears to be a new shift in the usage model. At Univa, we are seeing a number of enterprises move towards a supported software model. This is not an indictment of open-source, we have been told, but rather a sign of the challenges an enterprise faces without the availability of suitable support for mission-critical applications. Read more…

Grid Engine Pistons Pump Past HPC

May 28, 2013

Since its early days, Grid Engine has enjoyed a special spot in high performance computing, especially in the realms of scientific and research computing. However, with changes in Platform Computing's operations and a new era of high performance (but not HPC) business apps, Univa's Grid Engine is almost all enterprise-based. We recently chatted with Univa CEO, Gary Tyreman and... Read more…

Gain Control of Your Software Licensing Expenses

May 17, 2013

Ask any IT engineering organization and they will tell you software has transformed their business, enabling them to run simulations more efficiently to automating design verification processes.  The result is organizations are more competitive by delivering products to market faster and for less cost. Read more…

Five Ways Univa Saves You Money

March 4, 2013

We have identified five key ways that Univa creates business value for our customers for a modest investment. By upgrading Grid Engine an organization can reduce downtime, boost its jobs per day throughput and find ways to manage application license costs to help meet the budget cut requirements in capital spending imposed by the reality of tough times. Read more…

The Number Three and its Relation to Grid Engine

September 18, 2012

Three is an amazing number, being the first odd prime number, the number of days in a typical long weekend and the largest number still written with as many lines as the number represents in languages that use glyphs such as Mandarin. Perhaps what is not so well known is the relationship between the number 3 and Grid Engine. Let’s consider the top 3 relationships of the number 3 and Grid Engine in this article. Read more…

Univa: Filling a Gap Left by Sun

July 16, 2012

Sun Microsystems was an innovator and a leader in high performance computing from the onset of SMP-based servers and powerful workstations. That began to change with the introduction of “LINTEL”- clusters (Linux and Intel X86 servers) over a decade ago. While hindsight can indicate that mistakes - or misjudgments - were clearly made, perhaps on par with Research in Motion’s co-CEO’s now famous dismissal of the iPhone. Read more…

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