Category: Amazon EC2

High Performance Computing (HPC) is known as a domain where applications are well-optimized to get the highest performance possible on a platform. Unsurprisingly, a common question when moving a workload to AWS is what performance difference there may be from an existing on-premises “bare metal” platform. This blog will show the performance differential between “bare metal” instances and instances that use the AWS Nitro hypervisor is negligible for the evaluated HPC workloads.

This post references AWS ParallelCluster. Check out AWS Parallel Computing Service (AWS PCS), our new managed Slurm service for running HPC and AI workloads on AWS. Molecular dynamics (MD) is a simulation method for analyzing the movement and tracing trajectories of atoms and molecules where the dynamics of a system evolve over time. MD simulations […]

This post references AWS ParallelCluster. Check out AWS Parallel Computing Service (AWS PCS), our new managed Slurm service for running HPC and AI workloads on AWS. This post was written by Dnyanesh Digraskar, Sr. Partner Solutions Architect for HPC at AWS and co-authored by Wei Zhang and Ravi Gupta, Sr Software Engineers for Simcenter Nastran […]

This post references AWS ParallelCluster. Check out AWS Parallel Computing Service (AWS PCS), our new managed Slurm service for running HPC and AI workloads on AWS. This post is written by Deepak Singh, Vice President of Compute Services. At AWS, we love working with customers to solve their toughest challenges. High performance computing (HPC) is […]