The progress in HPC and HPC-driven advancements are leading to breakthroughs in critical areas such as drug discovery and personalized and predictive medicine.

 

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) is leading this effort by delivering a new breed of HPC for life sciences. By combining the security and reliability of on-premises technology with the unbounded agility and scalability of the public and private cloud, life sciences organizations can deploy a right-sized infrastructure to extend HPC capabilities, increase ease of use, and accelerate time to insight.

 

Living-Heart

 

Read all the details in the HPCwire article titled Hybrid HPC is Speeding Time to Insight and Revolutionizing Medicine by Bill Mannel, HPE’s VP & GM, HPC Segment Solutions and Apollo Servers, Data Center Infrastructure Group.

 

The article goes into the details of how HPE pioneered the Hybrid HPC model in 2017, and how, in collaboration with a powerful partner ecosystem, the life sciences sector is currently undergoing a major paradigm shift.

 

Related posts

Accelerating Personalized Healthcare with High Performance Computing in the Cloud

Wolfgang Gentzsch | December 15, 2018

Wolfgang Gentzsch, UberCloud, December 14, 2018

Extended article appeared in Diagnostics World

Personalized healthcare has...

Related posts

Wolfgang Gentzsch

Posted by: Wolfgang Gentzsch

Dr. Wolfgang Gentzsch is the President and Co-Founder of UberCloud. Wolfgang is an industry executive consultant for high performance, technical and cloud computing. He was the Chairman of the Intl. ISC Cloud Conference Series, an Advisor to the EU projects DEISA and EUDAT, directed the German D-Grid Initiative, was a Director of the Open Grid Forum, Managing Director of the North Carolina Supercomputer Center (MCNC), and a member of the US President’s Council on Science & Technology PCAST. Wolfgang founded several HPC companies, including Gridware (which developed the distributed resource management software Grid Engine) acquired by Sun where he became Sun’s Senior Director of Grid Computing
New Call-to-action

Recent Articles

Popular Articles