High-Performance Computing
High-Performance Computing (HPC) is a field of computing that involves using specialized hardware and software to solve complex, compute-intensive problems. HPC systems are typically used for scientific and engineering applications that require a high level of computational power, such as weather forecasting, molecular modeling, and oil and gas exploration. HPC systems require a high level of performance and scalability, but they can help organizations achieve results faster and more efficiently, making them an essential tool for many scientific and engineering applications.
HPC workloads are characterized by a combination of multiple technologies, such as storage, compute, networking, Artificial Intelligence (AI), machine learning, scheduling and orchestration, and streaming visualization, combined with specialized third-party applications.
HPC workloads are classified into categories that help identify the AWS services and solutions that can best...