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Hyperion Research: COVID-19 Changing the Global 2020 HPC Market Landscape
November 18, 2020
Before the COVID-19 pandemic essentially stopped the world in its tracks in March, the global HPC server market was expected to grow from $13.7 billion in 2019 Read more…
Oracle Cloud Deepens HPC Embrace with Launch of A100 Instances, Plans for Arm, More
September 22, 2020
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) continued its steady ramp-up of HPC capabilities today with a flurry of announcements. Topping the list is general availabilit Read more…
Microsoft, Nvidia Launch Cloud HPC Service
November 20, 2019
Nvidia and Microsoft have joined forces to offer a cloud HPC capability based on the GPU vendor’s V100 Tensor Core chips linked via an InfiniBand network scal Read more…
China’s Tencent Server Design Will Use AMD Rome
November 13, 2019
Tencent, the Chinese cloud giant, said it would use AMD’s newest Epyc processor in its internally-designed server. The design win adds further momentum to AMD Read more…
HPC Cloud Provider Nimbix Rolls Out IBM Power9 Targeting AI
March 22, 2018
HPC cloud specialist Nimbix this week announced the addition of IBM’s Power9 technology to the Nimbix cloud starting with an early access “gated program” Read more…
Heresies of the New HPC Cloud Universe
January 25, 2017
Perhaps ‘heresies’ is a bit strong, but HPC in the cloud, even for academics, is a fast-changing domain that’s increasingly governed by a new mindset, says Tim Carroll, head of ecosystem development and sales at Cycle Computing, an early pioneer in HPC cloud orchestration and provisioning software. The orthodoxy of the past – an emphatic focus on speeds and feeds, if you will – is being erased by changing researcher attitudes and the advancing capabilities of public (AWS, Microsoft, Google et al.) and private (Penguin, et al.) clouds. Read more…
IDC: Searching for Dark Energy in the HPC Universe
October 20, 2016
The latest scientific evidence indicates that the universe is expanding at an accelerating rate and that so-called dark energy is the driver behind this growth. Even though it comprises roughly two-thirds of the universe, not much is known about dark energy because it cannot be directly observed. Read more…
Podcast: Why HPC is Ready for the Cloud
November 15, 2015
Not surprisingly Tim Carroll is unambiguous about whether HPC is ready for the cloud. It absolutely is says Carroll. He is, after all, VP of Sales and Ecosystem Read more…
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