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MIT Lincoln Laboratory Supercomputing Center unveils Intel-based Dell EMC system to accelerate the nations’ research needs.

HPC and hyperscale markets turn to new cooling solutions.

IDC predicts that, by 2019, 70% of major multinational corporations with roots in the U.S. and Europe will face significant cybersecurity attacks

Intel® HPC Orchestrator simplifies the installation, management, and ongoing maintenance of an HPC system.

High-performance computing (HPC) has opened the door to many innovations; yet, it has also introduced new cybersecurity challenges, as the computational power has attracted cybercriminals, as well as malicious insiders.

The Renaissance Computing Institute builds a new high-performance computing (HPC) cluster to quickly generate better intelligence about coastal hazards and risk.

The partners will expand upon their experience with the EU-funded Dynamical Exascale Entry Platform (DEEP) and DEEP-ER (Extended Reach) projects to augment JSC’s JURECA cluster with a highly scalable component.

Manufacturers turn to new robotics and computing systems to transform the current path of automation so human expertise is not lost.

In the past two years, IDC’s HPC team (now called Hyperion Research) has conducted major studies on cybersecurity practices in the U.S. private sector, with special attention to the roles of HPC and big data analytics.

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Using GPU-enabled VDI from Dell, USC’s Viterbi School of Engineering designed its computer classrooms to handle graphics-intensive applications.