Saltar al contenido principal
Azure
Iniciar sesión

 Subscribe
Evan Burness

Evan Burness

Principal Program Manager, Azure HPC

Latest posts

Showing 1 – 10 of 10 posts found

Announcements, Compute

Published • 3 min read

Azure HBv3 VMs for HPC now generally available with AMD EPYC CPUs with AMD 3D V-Cache 

By Principal Program Manager, Azure HPC

Azure HBv3 virtual machines (VMs) are now upgraded to and generally available with AMD EPYC 3rd Gen processors with 3D V-Cache, formerly codenamed “Milan-X”, in the Azure East US, South Central, and West Europe regions. The new processors significantly improve the performance, scaling efficiency, and cost-effectiveness of a variety of memory performance-bound workloads such as CFD, explicit finite element analysis, computational geoscience, weather simulation, and silicon design right-to-left (RTL) workflows.

Announcements, Azure HPC Cache, Compute, Storage

Published • 3 min read

Azure HBv3 virtual machines for HPC, now up to 80 percent faster with AMD Milan-X CPUs 

By Principal Program Manager, Azure HPC

We are announcing that a private preview is now live for Azure HBv3 virtual machines enhanced by AMD EPYC 3rd Gen processors with 3D v-cache, codenamed “Milan-X”. These processors significantly improve the performance, scaling efficiency, and cost-effectiveness of a variety of memory performance-bound workloads such as CFD, explicit finite element analysis, computational geoscience, weather simulation, and silicon design RTL workflows.

Announcements, Azure HPC Cache, Storage

Published • 6 min read

Supercomputing 2020—New MPI heights, joining the Graph500, and 1 TB/s filesystems 

By Principal Program Manager, Azure HPC

It was this time a year ago during SC’19 when Azure unveiled the HBv2 clusters of Virtual Machines (VM) for high performance computing (HPC). At the time, we characterized this uniquely powerful and scalable VM as “rivaling the most advanced supercomputers on the planet.”

Announcements, Compute, Virtual Machines

Published • 3 min read

Presentación de las nuevas instancias HBv2 de Azure Virtual Machines para informática de alto rendimiento 

By Principal Program Manager, Azure HPC

Anuncio de la segunda generación de la serie HB de Azure Virtual Machines para informática de alto rendimiento (HPC). Las máquinas virtuales HBv2 están diseñadas para ofrecer un rendimiento, una escalabilidad de la interfaz de paso de mensajes (MPI) y una rentabilidad excepcionales para una gran variedad de cargas de trabajo HPC reales.

Announcements, Compute, Virtual Machines

Published • 3 min read

Las máquinas virtuales de la serie HC de Azure cruzan 20 000 núcleos para cargas de trabajo de HPC 

By Principal Program Manager, Azure HPC

Las máquinas virtuales de la serie Azure HC ahora están disponibles con carácter general en las regiones Oeste de EE. UU. 2 y Este de EE. UU. Las máquinas virtuales (VM) de la serie HC están optimizadas para las aplicaciones de HPC más a gran escala y de gran uso computacional. Para esta clase de carga de trabajo, las máquinas virtuales de la serie HC son las más eficaces, escalables y con un rendimiento de precio que se haya iniciado en Azure o en otra parte de la nube pública.

Compute, Virtual Machines

Published • 3 min read

HB-series Azure Virtual Machines achieve cloud supercomputing milestone 

By Principal Program Manager, Azure HPC

New HPC-targeted cloud virtual machines are first to scale to 10,000 cores. Azure Virtual Machine HB-series are the first on the public cloud to scale a MPI-based high performance computing (HPC) job to 10,000 cores. This level of scaling has long been considered the realm of only the world’s most powerful and exclusive supercomputers, but now is available to anyone using Azure.