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The HPC Cloud Market by Geographic Region and Competitive Segment

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Authors: Melissa Riddle, Alex Norton

Publication Date: April 2021

Length: 8 pages

Category: Special Analysis
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The HPC cloud market is continuing to rise as new users begin to adopt HPC cloud resources and existing users increase their spending and utilization of the cloud for HPC applications. Adoption and utilization of the cloud for HPC has varied based not only on the type of user but also on geography and the sizes of systems HPC users deploy on-premises.

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