Marketing Beschreibung

SUSE Linux Enterprise High Performance Computing (HPC) provides a parallel computing platform for high performance data analytics workloads such as artificial intelligence and machine learning. Fueled by the need for more compute power and scale, businesses around the world today are recognizing that a high performance computing infrastructure is vital to supporting the analytics applications of tomorrow. This product is built for easy adoption across lower-cost hardware all the way up to the largest supercomputers in the world - with a focus on flexibility and providing SUSE-supported capabilities (i.e., Slurm for workload management) for today's HPC environments.

Hauptverkaufsargumente

• Easier management and monitoring
• Expands your x86-64 HPC cluster environment
• Increases resource efficiency and extreme scaling
• Accelerates innovation
• High scalability, efficiency and performance

Produktfeatures

• Easier management and monitoring
  Easier management and monitoring of your parallel computing environment with an updated and supported set of popular HPC tools and utilities, including tools for workload and cluster management.
• Expands your x86-64 HPC cluster environment
  Expands your x86-64 environment to the full range of hardware being used today for HPC - from low-cost to high-end supercomputers.
• Increases resource efficiency and extreme scaling
  Increases resource efficiency and extreme scaling by enabling offload of HPC processing to public and hybrid cloud, with updated SLE HPC images for both Microsoft Azure and AWS.
• Accelerates innovation
  Accelerates innovation with a broad ecosystem of hardware and software partners, delivering cohesive HPC stacks for the latest supercomputers.
• High scalability, efficiency and performance
  High scalability, efficiency and performance by utilizing Linux clustering and the power of parallel computing running on a wide range of hardware.
• SUSE-supported HPC module
  SUSE-supported HPC module for x86-64, providing simple and reliable access to high-demand HPC capabilities such as Slurm for workload management.