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2022 HPC End Users Perspectives on Vertical/Application Workload Areas and HPC System Software and Middleware

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Authors: Melissa Riddle, Jaclyn Ludema, Earl Joseph

Publication Date: March 2023

Length: 5 pages

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Key findings from a recent Hyperion Research study showed that accelerated applications are growing as percent of workload, especially in the industry sector. In addition, many HPC users reported that they have or plan to migrate away from CentOS in response to the changing support model. 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: Vertical/Application Workload Areas and HPC System Software and Middleware. Key findings from the report are summarized in this document.

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