Perspectives from SC22
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Authors: Mark Nossokoff, Bob Sorensen, Alex Norton, Jaclyn Ludema, and Earl Joseph
Publication Date: December 2022
Length: 6 pages
With over 11,000 on-site attendees approaching pre-pandemic levels, and only 700 virtual participants, SC22 in Dallas, TX far exceeded the high expectations of the broad HPC community. There was no shortage of avenues for participants to obtain the latest knowledge relative to market developments and technology innovations occurring across the industry. The Hyperion Research team of analysts has compiled its primary takeaways and perspectives from the event.
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