HPC

Powered by AMD CDNA 2 architecture and AMD ROCm 5, new AMD Instinct MI210 GPUs help address demand for compute-accelerated data center workloads, AMD reports.

There are no simple answers in defining energy efficiency for workstations and servers.

DE readers provide a glimpse of their technology usage in our annual survey.

Clients can benefit from the combination of Dassault Systèmes’ 3DEXPERIENCE platform on the cloud and Atos’ OneCloud Sovereign Shield, according to the companies.

Workstations and data center platforms with NVIDIA Omniverse unite creative teams working remotely throughout multiple industries, BOXX reports.

Altair’s PBS Professional tool will orchestrate workloads for Argonne’s massive high-performance computing systems, Argonne reports.

Altair's program gives startups access to simulation, high-performance computing and artificial intelligence solutions, the company reports

Penguin Computing awarded $68M to provide high-performance computing capabilities to Department of Defense.

The Supermicro H12 Generation A+ Server family and AMD EPYC Processors provide the performance needed for next-level engineering challenges.

Argonne laboratory’s new system, Polaris, built by HPE, will optimize AI, engineering and scientific projects for the forthcoming Aurora exascale supercomputer.

This white paper highlights the benefits of cloud-native engineering simulation using SimScale and describes the fast and accurate analysis types available to engineering teams by simulating early in the design stage, throughout the entire R&D cycle, and across the...

Digital twins and supercomputing resources drive large-scale, multi-building simulation to promote energy conservation measures.

AI supercomputers to enable UK researchers in digital biology, genomics, quantum computing and AI.

PSSC Labs says it builds “technology for visionaries seeking handcrafted computing solutions that will take their work to the next level.”

The new systems provide services such as sovereign cloud computing, object storage and interactive computing.