Product level simulation models are routinely used in day-to-day decision making on design, reliability, and product features. Microsoft Azure HPC plays a vital role in enabling this vision for the Microsoft Surface team.
Azure HBv4 と HX シリーズ Virtual Machines (VM) が一般公開されたことをお知らせします。一般提供により、Microsoft は、400ギガビット NVIDIA Quantum-2 InfiniBand と組み合わせた AMD 3D V キャッシュ™ テクノロジ (コード名 'Gen-X') を備えた最新の 4 番目 の Gen AMD EPYC™ プロセッサを搭載した最初の VM を顧客に提供しています。Azure HBv4 および HX シリーズ VM は、計算流体力学 (CFD)、金融サービスの計算、有限要素分析 (FEA)、地球科学シミュレーション、気象シミュレーション、レンダリング、量子化学、シリコン設計など、さまざまな HPC ワークロードに対して、パフォーマンス、スケーリング効率、およびコスト効率のリーダーシップ レベルを提供します。3rd Gen AMD EPYC™
COVID-19 has forever changed how nations function in the globally interconnected economy. To this day, it continues to affect and shape how countries respond to health emergencies.
Microsoft Azure has had a major presence at ISC for several years now, and this year’s conference will be no exception.
As analytics tools and machine learning capabilities mature, healthcare innovators are speeding up the development of enhanced treatments supported by Azure’s GPU-accelerated AI infrastructure powered by NVIDIA.
Digital twin technology offers organizations a powerful option to run detailed simulations generating vast amounts of data.
High-performance computing and orbital data deliver unprecedented insights into weather patterns, improving planning, forecasting, and decision-making, in an ever-evolving agriculture supply chain.
Today we are excited to announce the public preview availability of Microsoft Azure Managed Lustre, a new addition to the Azure HPC + AI storage family of products.
The all-new HX-series and HBv4-series VMs are optimized for a variety of HPC workloads such as computational fluid dynamics (CFD), finite element analysis, frontend and backend electronic design automation (EDA), rendering, molecular dynamics, computational geoscience, weather simulation, AI inference, and financial risk analysis.
After a couple years of virtual-only events, Microsoft Azure is thrilled to be joining you in person in Dallas this year for Supercomputing—and we’ve got some exciting things in store!
