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In-Memory Computing : Powering Enterprise High-Performance Computing

Traditional high performance computing (HPC)/ supercomputing, analytics and mainstream realtime/batch computing are quickly converging. Mainstream workloads are crossing over the high performance computing arena, demanding faster analytics/batching, resource-intensive computations and algorithms. To succeed in today’s accelerating digital world, enterprises must collect and analyze mind-boggling amounts of data, in real time, and at ever-faster speeds that most legacy enterprise HPC technologies and systems were not originally designed to accommodate.