Updated Financial ROI and Innovation ROR Results from Investments in HPC
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Authors: Earl Joseph, Steve Conway, Alex Norton
Publication Date: November 2020
Length: 10 pages
Hyperion Research’s continuing efforts in Return on Investment (ROI) research examine individual HPC projects and measure the amounts spent on the HPC resources compared with the projects’ financial and innovation returns. This report provides an update on this research, including new ROI and Return on Research (ROR) data and additional analysis. Key findings of this updated research include:
- Updated results continue to indicate substantial returns for investments in HPC: * The data now covers 763 successful HPC projects
- On average $507 dollars in revenue per dollar of HPC invested was generated * On average $47 dollars of profit (or cost savings) per dollar of HPC invested was generated * The average HPC investment per innovation was $2.6 million
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