Parallel Works Inc. and R Systems NA, Inc. Partner to Launch the PWRS HPC Access Portal

May 14, 2018

CHICAGO, May 14, 2018 — Parallel Works Inc., a Chicago based startup that’s democratizing access to HPC, and R Systems NA Inc., a provider of High Performance Computing as a service, announce their partnership with the launch of the PWRS HPC Access Portal to empower scientists, engineers, and data analysts with the tools to supercharge their computational studies.

PWRS brings together the versatility of the Parallel Works platform and the performance of the R Systems bare metal, Infiniband interconnected environment, to deliver an on-demand HPC resource that enables faster, cheaper, more creative simulation and design research. Together, these two technologies enable users to push the boundaries of their studies, and provide easy, turnkey access to advanced computational workflows to non-experts.

“At R Systems, we are intimately familiar with the goal of achieving maximum speed to minimize time to solution,” said R Systems Principal, Greg Keller. “Our people and clusters quickly move our customers’ vision forward to conquer big challenges.” R Systems Principal, Brian Kucic added, “We deliver flexible solutions to meet our clients’ on-premise, off-premise or Hybrid HPC requirements. Our partnership with Parallel Works increases R Systems’ arsenal of solutions and proves once again that we offer more than cores to our clients.”

With the PWRS HPC Access Portal, customers will have more ways to tap into the power of the R Systems computing infrastructure and optimize their use of the compute resources. With the Parallel Works platform, expert users can create and deploy advanced workflows that seamlessly scale across the RSystems compute infrastructure. This will provide non-programming domain experts with the ability to easily access, manage, and deploy these workflow tools without writing a line of code.  

 “Our mission is to break down the barriers to advanced computing,” said Michael Wilde, a veteran HPC technologist and Parallel Works CEO. “With PWRS, this happens in two ways. Under the hood, Parallel Works’s powerful workflow engine makes parallelization simple, and automates complex dataflow to support and streamline engineering studies. And at the same time, the simple Parallel Works Web user interface makes deploying these advanced workflows across hundreds or thousands of cores on R Systems HPC machines as simple as a few clicks.”

The PWRS solution will officially launch at the upcoming Conference on Advancing Analysis & Simulation in Engineering (CAASE), presented by NAFEMS and Digital Engineering (DE). On June 5th, Parallel Works and R Systems will join together with the team from rLoop to jointly present a case study based on their findings from computational research enabled by PWRS. 

“The PWRS solution helped to facilitate collaboration across our distributed team,” said Amir Khan, rLoop’s Design and Analysis Team Lead, “It empowered our team to more readily tap into the power of the R Systems compute resources and easily scale some of our most complex studies across an on-demand HPC cluster.”

The results of this collaborative study will be shared at CAASE on June 5, 2018.

R Systems NA, Inc.

R Systems HPC Managed Service offering provides quick and easy access to world-class, bare metal, infiniband interconnected HPC resources for bursting as well as short and long term dedicated projects with superior user support. The company empowers research by providing leading edge technology with a knowledgeable tech team, delivering the best performing result in a cohesive working environment. Offerings include lease-time for bursting as well as for short-term and long-term projects, available at industry-leading prices. The R Systems central mission is to help researchers, scientists and engineers dramatically accelerate their time to solution.

Parallel Works Inc.

Parallel Works is a Chicago based company working to democratize access to high performance computing. The Parallel Works HPC Hub is a Web-based platform that empowers engineers, scientists, and data analysts with the tools to scale their computational discovery processes and push the boundaries of innovation. 

rLoop, Inc.

rLoop is a globally distributed moonshot engineering organization. With a mission to develop and launch innovative technology fueled by a genuine desire to improve the world and humanity, rLoop has attracted over 1,300 members from more than 50 countries. Learn more about how rLoop is revolutionizing collaboration at http://rloop.org/.


Source: R Systems NA, Inc.

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