Bright Computing

Murex chose Bright to manage IBM iDataplex cluster with NVIDIA GPUs, and to enable the cluster to easily extend into the cloud for additional capacity.

Bright CEO Matthijs van Leeuwen will discuss how to extend on-premise HPC clusters into the Amazon EC2 cloud, including how to manage data. Bright Cluster Manager's data aware scheduling capability will be featured.

University found Bright Cluster Manager to be less expensive than open source HPC cluster management tool-kits

Bright eases the tasks of managing HPC clusters designed to explore the formation and evolution of cosmic structure at the world-renowned observatory

University dropped open source toolkits in favor of Bright Cluster Manager to improve throughput, reduce complexity of managing mixed CPU / GPU cluster

Bright’s rapid cluster deployment and provisioning capabilities enabled a Sinopec subsidiary to replace multiple HPC clusters with a single system, reaping significant cost savings

Bright partner ClusterVision extended a system it previously supplied to 6 Tflop/s computer power, with Bright used for provisioning, scheduling, monitoring and system management

Brazil's Technological Institute of Aeronautics (ITA) chose Bright to minimize the cluster provisioning and management effort of their HPC cluster, enabling their scientists to focus on research. ITA's system was designed and built by Scherm Brasil.

Silicon Mechanics spearheaded HPC grant competition; 200 North American Universities applied to win fully configured cluster. Bright Cluster Manager will be used for provisioning, job scheduling, monitoring and managing this CPU / GPU cluster.

Bright Computing today announced that Matthijs van Leeuwen will present the Bright Cluster Manager® solution for cloud bursting, as part of the Cluster and Workflow Management track at HP-CAST in Hamburg, Germany.