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Lenovo Launches Its TruScale HPC as a Service Offering
January 26, 2022
Lenovo today announced TruScale High Performance Computing as a Service (HPCaaS), which it says will offer a “cloud-like experience” to HPC organizations of all sizes. The new HPC-as-a-Service is part of the TruScale portfolio that Lenovo launched in February 2019 and expanded last September. The aim, said Lenovo, is to enable end users... Read more…
HPE Wins $2B GreenLake HPC-as-a-Service Deal with NSA
September 1, 2021
In the heated, oft-contentious, government IT space, HPE has won a massive $2 billion contract to provide HPC and AI services to the United States’ National Security Agency (NSA). Following on the heels of the now-canceled $10 billion JEDI contract (reissued as JWCC) and a $10 billion... Read more…
HPC and the True Cost of Cloud
May 8, 2013
For engineers looking to leverage high-performance computing, the accessibility of a cloud-based approach is a powerful draw, but there are costs that may not be readily apparent. Read more…
UberCloud HPC Experiment Preps for Round Three
March 5, 2013
The cloud-based experiment seeks participants from the HPC, CAE, life sciences, and big data communities. Read more…
UberCloud HPC Experiment Readies for Round Three
March 5, 2013
The UberCloud Experiment is issuing an open invitation to members of the HPC, CAE, life sciences, and big data communities to join round three. Teams will be involved in applying the cloud computing services model to compute and data-intensive workloads on remote cluster computing resources. The idea behind the experiment is to explore the end-to-end process of using remote computing resources as a service, and learning to tackle the many roadblocks. Read more…
UK Creates Massive 200,000-Core ‘HPC Service’
February 7, 2013
The United Kingdom is rapidly ramping up its HPC capabilities. The nation just launched its third HPC service in the last 12 months, a 200,000-core powerhouse, called "Accelerator," designed to accommodate a wide range of academic and industry workloads. Read more…
The UberCloud Goes Public
January 22, 2013
The UberCloud Experiment will reveal lessons learned at upcoming events. Read more…
HPC as a Service: Lessons Learned
December 10, 2012
After a fast-paced three months, round 1 of the HPC Experiment (also known as the Uber-Cloud Experiment) concluded last month, with more than 160 participating organizations and individuals from 25 countries, working together in 25 international teams. In this article we present their main findings, challenges, and their lessons learned. Read more…
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