Rescale provides a secure, pay-per-use, web-based platform that helps engineers and scientists build, compute, and analyze large simulations on demand. Founded in 2011, Rescale is located in San Francisco, CA and works with customers in aerospace, automotive, oil & gas, and life sciences industries.
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Cloud 3.0: The Rise of Big Compute
The success of deep learning as the first Big Compute killer app signals an inflection toward exponentially greater use of large-scale, specialized computing.
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Rescale announces that it will support HPE and SGI servers on its HPC platform.
Rescale announces that NVIDIA Tesla V100 GPU accelerators and NVIDIA NVLink high-speed interconnect technology are available on Rescale’s ScaleX turnkey cloud platform for AI and high-performance computing.
ANSYS Elastic Licensing can now be purchased directly through Rescale’s ScaleX, a system-as-a-service cloud-based platform.
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