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IDC: An Overview of Compute - Intensive Utility Computing (Executive Summary) (January 2007, 93 KB)This executive summary sheds light on the reasons why we have a growing trend in the market for on demand HPC servers and offsite computing. |
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IDC: An Overview of Compute - Intensive Utility Computing (Market Research) (January 2007, 153 KB)This whitepaper confirms the growing trend for on demand HPC servers and offsite computing. Market drivers, types of utility computing offerings, purchase strategies and a customer case study are examined, conveying that this new computing paradigm is gaining momentum. |
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IDC: An Overview of Compute - Intensive Utility Computing (EXA Case Study) (January 2007, 102 KB)Exa has partnered with IBM to offer engineers on-demand access to Exa's flagship PowerFLOW simulation capabilities. |
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Bank Case Study: Scaling the Grid (January 2007, 262 KB)A top-tier, US-based bank had adopted grid computing to scale its HPC resources. It turned to Intel, IBM and GigaSpaces Technologies to prove the scalability of an innovative solution that would take its grid to the next level. |
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Threshold Digital Research Labs (January 2004, 236 KB)IBM Digital Content Creation solution running on a combination of Linux and Windows®, utilization of the IBM Deep Computing Capacity on Demand center for highly flexible and scalable rendering capacity, as well as integration and implementation services from IBM Global Services. |
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Automotive and Aerospace Industries (July 2006, 75 KB)DCCoD allows automotive and aerospace companies to shift projects into high gear and meet the tightest deadlines. Unlike inflexible, user owned computing infrastructure, DCCoD can handle overlapping projects and sudden spikes in demand. And because DCCoD customers only have to pay for capacity when they need it, capital once budgeted for computing infrastructure investment can be re-committed to strategic business operations. Ultimately, DCCoD delivers automotive and aerospace manufacturers a way to bring better products to market—typically faster and at a lower cost than traditional capacity procurement. |
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Financial Services (July 2006, 76 KB)IBM Deep Computing Capacity on Demand® (DCCoD) is an offering that provides companies with flexible access to vast computing power capable of handling large workloads on a variable or longer-term dedicated basis eliminating the need for capital investments. |
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Electronics Industry (June 2006, 76 KB)IBM Deep Computing Capacity on Demand is an offering that provides companies in the electronics industry with flexible access to vast computing power capable of handling large workloads on a variable or long-term dedicated basis eliminating the need for capital investments. |
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Upstream Petroleum Industry (September 2006, 88 KB)IBM Deep Computing on Demand (DCCoD) is an offering that provides companies in the petroleum industry with flexible access to vast computing power capable of handling large workloads on a variable or long-term dedicated basis eliminating the need for capital investments. |
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Life Sciences and Healthcare Industry (August 2006, 72 KB)IBM Deep Computing Capacity on Demand (DCCoD) is an offering that provides life sciences and healthcare industries with flexible access to vast computing power capable of handling large workloads on a variable or long-term dedicated basis, eliminating the need for capital investments. |
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Threshold Digital Research Labs (January 2004, 236 KB)IBM Digital Content Creation solution running on a combination of Linux and Windows®, utilization of the IBM Deep Computing Capacity on Demand center for highly flexible and scalable rendering capacity, as well as integration and implementation services from IBM Global Services. |
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