How To Keep Cool And Accelerate With HPC

Sponsored Post High performance computing (HPC) is helping to tackle some of the world's most greatest challenges, ranging from genomics to weather and seismic to space. Dedicated to bringing technologies "From Exascale to Everyscale™" Lenovo is committed to ensuring that the brightest minds on the planet have sufficient processing muscle, network bandwidth and storage capacity to power the discoveries of tomorrow.

Lenovo is one of the key exhibitors at SC22: The International Conference for High Performance Computing, Networking, Storage, and Analysis which is being hosted at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in Dallas, Texas between November 14th and 17th this year.

The company is looking to extend its run as a leading supplier to the TOP500 list of supercomputers. Lenovo is especially proud of its record in delivering genomics, climate, energy, and  media solutions to HPC customers around the globe. To that end it's also celebrating the 10th anniversary of Lenovo Neptune™, liquid cooling technologies, used to cool systems more efficiently than air, while delivering greater performance. You can read an interesting potted history of Neptune's evolution since 2012 here.

For the first time at an SC show, Lenovo will be showcasing its approach to alternative acquisition methods, with experts on hand to discuss its recently introduced TruScale HPC as a Service (HPCaaS) platform. The solution is designed to bring the power of supercomputing to a broader range of research organizations across academia, pharma, manufacturing and healthcare through an on- demand consumption model.

Lenovo's theme for SC22 is "Keep Cool and Accelerate", and it will be showcasing products and solutions that allow customers to do just that. Check out the Lenovo Infrastructure Solutions Group Events Page here for more information on the live product demonstrations which will be on show at Lenovo's booth #1204.

You can register to attend SC22 personally in Dallas or virtually via the conference's Digital Experience by clicking either of the links above. Most of the event's 200+ sessions will be live streamed then subsequently made available on-demand until 1st January 2023.

If HPC is your thing and data center components are your bling, you'll be in good company.

Sponsored by Lenovo.