Cloud Computing: High Performance Computing Division Launched by Patriot Technologies
Patriot Technologies has launched a High Performance Computing (HPC) Solutions division that provides customized hardware solutions designed to enable the best-designed configuration at the lowest possible cost of ownership to support even the most demanding technical computing environments — including the Cloud and Hadoop.
Industries with the greatest need for HPC include life sciences, weather modeling, computer-aided engineering, energy and financial due to the massive processing power needed to optimize their applications. Patriot is able to help customers create the highest performing platform at the lowest total cost of ownership by utilizing our lifecycle approach; including discovery of needs and requirements, production & design of a hardware system, and a lifecycle management approach that includes post-sales maintenance and remote monitoring capabilities…
Bear with me, if you will, for a moment while I put forth an interesting idea concerning Microsoft’s future in the cloud computing business marketplace. I believe that traditional server operating systems (OSs) will go out of style long before desktop format computing will and there’s a very good reason for that: We just don’t need standalone servers anymore. Yes, I realize that’s a pretty strong statement in any arena but, as I wrote above, bear with me while I discuss this salient point with you. I think that Microsoft will replace standard, standalone Windows Server with Hyper-V and App-V. And, you’ll probably select which one you want to use during installation. Windows vServer 2015 or Windows Application Server 2015?
Yardi announced today the release of Voyager S, a 
I recently sat through a briefing on cloud security in which the presenter defined platform as a service and then asserted that “PaaS is going away.” Given that PaaS incarnations such as Hadoop are the mainstay of big data, that would imply that big data is going away — and that is patently wrong.