
2022 HPC End Users Perspectives on Processors, Coprocessors/Accelerators, and HPC Budgets
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Authors: Bob Sorensen, Melissa Riddle and Earl Joseph
Publication Date: February 2023
Length: 4 pages
Key findings from a recent Hyperion Research study revealed that HPC users see continued dominance of the x86 processor in HPC, led by Intel but with a growing interest in AMD, the nearly universal adoption of coprocessor or accelerators in HPC servers, albeit at low overall systems counts, and modest expectations for HPC budgets growth for the bulk of the sector. Insights into the critical factors driving these and other trends are detailed in the 2022 iteration of Hyperion Research’s annual MCS end users’ study, 2022 HPC Multi-Client Study: Processors, Coprocessors/Accelerators, and HPC Budgets. Key findings from the report are summarized in this document.
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