International Supercomputing 2018

Red Hat in high-performance computing

Heading to International Supercomputing 2018 show in Frankfurt, Germany? Join Red Hat (Booth H-700) to learn how we’re helping customers build a high-performance computing (HPC) strategy.

In the past, HPC workloads have had to rely on custom-built software stacks, most of which relied on proprietary software and overly-specialized hardware. Red Hat is bringing change to the supercomputing arena, from the world’s leading enterprise Linux platform tailored for HPC workloads to massively scalable, fully open cloud infrastructure, along with the management and automation technologies needed to keep these deployments running smoothly.

Stop by the Red Hat booth—H-700—to talk with our experts and learn how we can help your organization. Visit pods in our booth to learn what about our product portfolio that allows you to run a variety of workloads, at many different scales and increase the pace of innovation.

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Don’t miss:

Red Hat’s chief Arm architect, Jon Masters, presenting effects of Specter and Meltdown vulnerabilities on large size clusters on Wednesday, June 27 from 3:30-4:00 pm at the Exhibitor forum that takes place in the exhibition hall at space N-210.

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Stop by booth H-700 to talk to the open source experts and view demos on the latest Red Hat technologies.

Proven HPC infrastructure

Red Hat Enterprise Linux provides the foundation for many HPC software stacks and is available across multiple hardware architectures. It is at the core of Red Hat Virtualization and Red Hat OpenStack Platform, both of which are part of many HPC environments. Large supercomputing sites find Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform and Red Hat Ansible Automation compelling for their science work as they can provide better application portability and system provisioning and automation. Learn how you can use Red Hat’s portfolio in your infrastructure.

Persistent scale-out storage

Container-native storage for Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform
Complete OpenStack storage for Red Hat
With the modernization of HPC applications based on containers and the adoption of hybrid cloud infrastructure, many enterprises, and government agencies with HPC workloads are increasingly frustrated with existing storage technologies. This rolling demo will highlight how open, software-defined solutions, like Red Hat Gluster Storage and Red Hat Ceph Storage, provide cost-effective alternatives for scale-out network-attached storage (NAS), containerized applications, and hybrid cloud environments.

Emerging HPC technologies

GPU-accelerated deep learning with NVIDIA and OpenShift.

Modern applications are more and more frequently involving machine learning, artificial intelligence, and other data sciences which can make use of hardware such as GPUs. NVIDIA and Red Hat are working hard to enable these workloads and to make them usable with Linux containers for added ease of use, build and deployment automation, and scale.

Here are some other ways to connect with Red Hat while onsite at International Supercomputing

Virtual reality - Red Hat Booth H-700

Experience the power and flexibility of Red Hat portfolio by way of a virtual reality experience. In this interactive encounter, you will create your own cluster using multiple hardware architectures, including Arm v8-A, x86_64 and IBM POWER Little Endian, deploy multiple Red Hat products to solve advanced computational problems and visualize the results.