
Buyers’ Expected HPC Spending Changes: On-Premises and Cloud
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Authors: Melissa Riddle, Alex Norton & Earl Joseph
Publication Date: December 2022
Length: 6 pages
According to a recent survey of over 200 HPC sites worldwide, the on-premises and cloud HPC markets are expected to grow over the next five years, although at slightly lower rates than previously anticipated earlier in 2022. Future cloud budgets for HPC workloads are expected to grow at a faster rate than the on-premises market for industry and academic user sites, while government sites are anticipating higher on-premises budget growth.
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