
2021 Verticals, Applications, Software, and Middleware Multi-Client Study Key Findings
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Authors: Melissa Riddle, Bob Sorensen, Mark Nossokoff, Earl Joseph
Publication Date: December 202021
Length: 4 pages
Understanding the HPC market by application segment continues to be essential as many key behaviors, such as spending habits and emerging technology adoption, are closely related to specific application areas. Verticals, applications, software, and middleware are all inextricably linked and key to accurately characterizing HPC site workloads. Important developments in these areas are explored in the 2021 iteration of Hyperion Research’s annual HPC Multi-Client Study: Vertical/Application Workload Areas and Technical Computing System Software and Middleware report. Key findings from the report are summarized in this document.
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