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MIT Lincoln Lab Offers Advice for Delivering On-Demand HPC
March 11, 2019
Looking for advice on how to deliver HPC to a diverse science user community? MIT’s Lincoln Laboratory has just posted a new paper – Lessons Learned from a Decade of Providing Interactive, On-Demand High Performance Computing to Scientists and Engineers – intended to fill the bill. Read more…
Bull Exec Spells Out HPC On Demand Appeal
July 5, 2011
Andrew Carr from Bull explained the ways that high performance computing on demand is opening doors to new ways to using and accessing HPC. Read more…
Bull’s Market for HPC on Demand
May 18, 2011
French high performance computing vendor Bull announced its HPC cloud service, eXtreme Factory at SC10, emphasizing its value for simulation-driven customers. This week we checked in on progress with the company's head of HPC, Pascal Barbolosi, to see how the platform has weathered its first six months. Read more…
Opening Sequences for HPC on Demand
May 11, 2011
Next-generation sequencing has opened a world of possibilities for science and medicine, but for providers of remote high performance computing like Penguin Computing via its HPC on demand service, the new world of massive genomics analytics has opened other doors--for researchers and their own business model. 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…
HPC-as-a-Service Gaining Traction in Enterprise Arena
September 29, 2010
Data accumulation rates are growing astronomically and managing data in traditional ways is getting difficult in the same proportion. HPC is emerging as a champion for large-scale data management needs in the enterprise. It is required by businesses that rely on high powered analytics to provide data driven insights, companies that need more than simple reports and dashboards and is increasingly being delivered on-demand via HPC as a Service. Read more…
To Build or to Buy Time: That is the Question
August 11, 2010
The question of whether to invest in a cluster, to make use of HPC on demand services or to look to the public cloud is difficult to answer but some have found that HPC as a Service (renting a cluster) makes financial sense while suiting complex workloads due to the support a large cloud provider might not be able to offer. Read more…
Delivering HPC to the New Main Street
July 20, 2010
Rocky Mountain Supercomputing Center aims to democratize HPC via computing on-demand model. Read more…
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