Using Remote Direct Memory Access based analytics and fast, scalable,external disk systems with massively parallel access to data, SAS analytics driven organizations can deliver timely and accurate execution for data intensive workflows such as risk management, while incorporating larger datasets than using traditional NAS. Read More »

This white paper provides an overview of in-memory computing technology with a focus on in-memory data grids. It discusses the advantages and uses of in-memory data grids and introduces the GridGain In-Memory Data Fabric. Download this guide to learn more. Read More »

AI, machine learning and deep learning are transforming the entire world of technology, but these technologies are only making headway now due to the proliferation of data. Companies first steps should include the “Five-step enterprise AI strategy”. To learn more about riding the wave of machine learning and deep learning download this insideHPC special report. Read More »

As AI technologies become even faster and more accessible, the computing community will be positioned to help organizations achieve the desired levels of efficiency that are critically needed in order to resolve the world’s most complex problems, and increase safety, productivity, and prosperity. Learn more about AI Technologies ... download this white paper. Read More »

While some domains that rely on computing systems are satisfied with the performance gains that are continuously delivered from processor manufacturers, others require performance that can only be attained through massive parallelism. High-performance computing is for those that need the highest performance in order to solve many of today’s most difficult scientific challenges. Read More »

With High Performance Computing (HPC) supercomputer systems that comprise tens, hundreds, or even thousands of computing cores, users are able to increase application performance and accelerate their workflows to realize dramatic productivity improvements. The performance potential often comes at the cost of complexity. By their very nature, supercomputers comprise a great number of components, both hardware and software, that must be installed, configured, tuned, and monitored to maintain maximum efficiency. In a recent report, IDC lists downtime and latency as two of the most important problems faced by data center managers. Read More »