High Performance Computing Blog

SaltStack Vulnerability Patches

May 04, 2020  

SaltStack Vulnerability Patches

by the OCF Engineering Team
HPC for the greater good

Apr 03, 2020  

HPC for the greater good
OCF Service Update During the COVID-19 Outbreak

Mar 24, 2020   Russell Slack

OCF Service Update During the COVID-19 Outbreak
Flying the flag for AI in Scotland at the Public Sector AI Summit

Feb 24, 2020   Russell Slack

Flying the flag for AI in Scotland at the Public Sector AI Summit
Going back to basics to make AI a success

Feb 13, 2020   Chris Coates

Going back to basics to make AI a success
OCF enters into a strategic partnership with Dell

Nov 13, 2019   Steve Reynolds

OCF enters into a strategic partnership with Dell
A new dawn for security vulnerabilities in HPC

Sep 06, 2019   Mischa van Kesteren

A new dawn for security vulnerabilities in HPC
The University of Bradford transforms heritage preservation and Archaeological Research with HPC

Aug 04, 2019   Caroline Bradley

The University of Bradford transforms heritage preservation and Archaeological Research with HPC

We’ve recently been working with archaeologists and computing scientists at the University of Bradford who are benefiting from the University’s first high performance computing (HPC) system.  This new HPC environment (designed, integrated and supported by OCF) is transforming heritage preservation by revolutionising the capacity for data collation for archaeological purposes.
What Does a Big Storage Future Look Like in HPC?

May 30, 2019   Laurence Horrocks-Barlow

What Does a Big Storage Future Look Like in HPC?

Some of you may remember Samsung announcing last year its 30.72TB drives, positioning them as enterprise SSDs. Along with their huge capacity, these drives have about four times the read and three times the write capabilities of its consumer SSD.

But at a price point of between $10,000-$20,000 who would actually use them?