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Innovating In the Cloud
December 3, 2012
Altair’s HyperWorks On-Demand™ allows customers to leverage their investment in Altair’s patented licensing system to run software on a hosted HPC infrastructure via a secure, web-based portal. Launched from a web browser, HWOD enables engineers to burst to the cloud to run simulations so organizations can easily scale resources to meet growing compute demand. 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…
Amazon Opens Door to Dedicated Hardware
March 28, 2011
Amazon just announced the option of providing dedicated resources to security or regulatory-conscious users. While it might seem on the surface to challenge other HPC on-demand providers, going beyond price comparisons is necessary. Read more…
On Realistic Expectations for HPC Clouds
January 31, 2011
The idea that HPC in the cloud should be simple and fulfill the true promise of instant, on-demand resources without effort is faulty, according to Joe Landman, who argues that customer expectations are not meeting with HPC cloud realities. Read more…
Startup IaaS Provider Poised to Empower Developers, Compete in On-Demand Arena
January 12, 2011
Startup NephoScale came out of the woodwork today with an offering designed to get developers up and running without the need for delays caused by system administrator configuration. Read more…
Weighing the Queue, Evaluating the Utility
October 4, 2010
During last week's HPC 360 event, Matt Dunbar, Chief Software Architect for SIMULIA discussed the challenges of running out of capacity on in-house systems and what evaluation measures are required when considering deploying on-demand resources for post-processing. Read more…
Biotech HPC in the Cloud
June 4, 2009
Amazon EC2 is still the platform of choice, but there are more clouds on the horizon. Read more…
Increasing Clouds
November 6, 2008
It seems hardly a week passes without some news of HPC being delivered as an on-demand service. That topic includes everything from in-house grids to commercial clouds, but it's the cloud element that's grabbing the attention of the supercomputing crowd. Read more…
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