HPC
High Productivity Computing
The Linux operating system in recent years has become so technically powerful that it lays claim to a prestigious title – it runs more of the world's
top supercomputers than any other operating system.
Top 500 Supercomputers (www.top500.org), a group that keeps track of the top 500 supercomputers in the world estimates that Linux powers 60% of those machines, displacing Unix, which used to be the most popular operating system for high-performance computing.
The term "HPC", or High Performance Computing, has evolved over time to stand for "High Productivity Computing". HPC today encompasses in it's ecosystem, the development environment, systems as well as storage. With the days of mainframe systems on the decline and easily affordable hardware providing a feasible substitute for organizations looking to interconnect these systems, ECL provides a wide variety of solutions.
Top 500 Supercomputers (www.top500.org), a group that keeps track of the top 500 supercomputers in the world estimates that Linux powers 60% of those machines, displacing Unix, which used to be the most popular operating system for high-performance computing.
The term "HPC", or High Performance Computing, has evolved over time to stand for "High Productivity Computing". HPC today encompasses in it's ecosystem, the development environment, systems as well as storage. With the days of mainframe systems on the decline and easily affordable hardware providing a feasible substitute for organizations looking to interconnect these systems, ECL provides a wide variety of solutions.
From distributed to parallel to meta computing, ECL can help you achieve your goals using Open Source technologies.
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