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Univa announces support for Arm-based Fujitsu Supercomputer PRIMEHPC FX700 systems

November 18, 2020Marketing, UnivaAll, Uncategorized, Univa Grid EngineFujitsu, PRIMEHPC FX700 HPC, RIKEN, Univa Corporation

The use of Arm-based systems in HPC received another boost in December 2019 when Fujitsu announced that it had begun shipping systems for the Fugaku supercomputer. Fugaku was jointly developed by Fujitsu and the RIKEN Center for Computational Science in…

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Announcing Univa Grid Engine™ Cluster for Azure CycleCloud

November 13, 2020Marketing, UnivaAll, Uncategorized, Univa Grid EngineCloud, CycleCloud, Microsoft Azure, Univa Grid Engine

Univa Grid Engine, the enterprise-grade workload manager with first-class support for container workloads, meets Azure CycleCloud in the simplest way to manage high-performance computing (HPC) workloads. This collaboration realizes end-to-end enterprise support for HPC workloads running on Azure – including…

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To Infinity and Beyond – Expanded support in Univa Grid Engine for large-scale, high-throughput cloud HPC

November 10, 2020Bill Bryce VP Products, UnivaAll, Uncategorized, Univa Grid EngineCloud, HPC, Univa Grid Engine, Western Digital

A big motivator for deploying HPC workloads to the cloud is improving application throughput and performance with scalability. This is especially true in life sciences and CAE, where workloads tend to be cloud-friendly, and customers have an insatiable appetite for…

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Maximizing the utilization of GPU resources webinar now available

October 21, 2020Marketing, UnivaAll, Uncategorized, Univa Grid EngineGPUs, MIG, NVIDIA, Survey Results, Univa Grid Engine

Last week, we were joined by two speakers from NVIDIA Corporation to present the live webinar, Maximizing the utilization of GPU resources on-premise and in the cloud. Users are increasingly taking advantage of GPUs, containers, and cloud-resources for high-performance applications;…

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Univa Grid Engine – Building a Modern HPC Scheduler

October 7, 2020Fritz Ferstl, Senior Vice President Software Development, AltairAll, Uncategorized, Univa Grid EngineAltair, Grid Engine, Navops Launch, Univa Corporation, Univa Grid Engine

Anyone working in high-performance computing (HPC) has likely come across Grid Engine at some point in their career. Grid Engine has been around in various forms since 1993. The scheduler caught fire with Sun Microsystems’ acquisition of Gridware in the…

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GPU Sharing with Univa Grid Engine – Part III

September 30, 2020Bill Bryce VP Products, UnivaAll, Uncategorized, Univa Grid EngineDCGM, GPUs, HPC, NVIDIA, Univa Corporation, Univa Grid Engine

Virtualizing and sharing GPU devices In GPU Sharing with Univa Grid Engine Part I, we looked at the basics of GPU resource scheduling with Univa Grid Engine. In the second article in this series (GPU Sharing with Univa Grid Engine…

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Upcoming Webinar: Maximizing the Utilization of GPU Resources

September 16, 2020Marketing, UnivaAll, Navops Launch, Uncategorized, Univa Grid EngineGPUs, HPC, Navops Launch, NVIDIA, Univa Grid Engine

Join NVIDIA and Univa for an exclusive webinar on optimizing GPUs As users increasingly take advantage of GPUs, containers, and cloud-resources for high-performance applications, effective management of GPU workloads is more important than ever. We are excited to announce an…

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GPU Sharing with Univa Grid Engine – Part II

August 25, 2020Bill Bryce VP Products, UnivaAll, Uncategorized, Univa Grid EngineCUDA, GPUs, HPC, NVIDIA, Univa Corporation, Univa Grid Engine

In our previous article, we looked at the fundamentals of GPU resource scheduling in GPU Sharing with Univa Grid Engine Part I. GPUs power a wide variety of HPC and AI workloads. Given the high-cost of GPU-capable servers and cloud…

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GPU Sharing with Univa Grid Engine – Part I

August 20, 2020Bill Bryce VP Products, UnivaAll, Uncategorized, Univa Grid EngineCUDA, GPUs, HPC, NVIDIA, NVIDIA Docker, Univa Corporation, Univa Grid Engine

Increasingly, GPUs power a wide variety of HPC and AI workloads from structural analysis to molecular modeling. In April of 2020, Univa’s State of the GPU in HPC survey found that 83% of survey respondents reported running GPUs with fully…

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Electronic Design Automation (EDA) in the Cloud

August 5, 2020Marketing, UnivaAll, Navops Launch, Uncategorized, Univa Grid EngineCloud, DAC, EDA, Google Cloud, HPC, Navops Launch, Synopsys, Univa Corporation, Univa Grid Engine

Last month, I had the opportunity to partner with a colleague from Google and co-present at this year’s Design Automation Conference (DAC).  We conducted a tutorial session and shared best practices based on our experience helping EDA users shift workloads…

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  • Univa announces support for Arm-based Fujitsu Supercomputer PRIMEHPC FX700 systems
  • Announcing Univa Grid Engine™ Cluster for Azure CycleCloud
  • To Infinity and Beyond – Expanded support in Univa Grid Engine for large-scale, high-throughput cloud HPC
  • Maximizing the utilization of GPU resources webinar now available
  • Univa Grid Engine – Building a Modern HPC Scheduler

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