Case Stories and Awards

Introduction

Dell’s recognized and award-winning high performance computing (HPC) solutions are used by organizations in diverse industries around the world to achieve their research objectives and mission. Explore the case studies below to find out more about these successful HPC implementations.

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  1. Louisiana, Dell Team on One of Most Powerful Supercomputing Grids   Not rated

    30 Teraflops of Dell Computing Power to Aid in Academic Research, Hurricane Tracking and Economic Development

    9/25/2006By: Dell

    Tags : dell poweredge tm 1950, increase in computational resource, louisiana optical network initiative, loni and louisiana, 30 trillion operation

  2. Dell Takes High Performance Computing to the Final Frontier   Not rated

    Extended enterprise-class services for high-performance computing (HPC) and a host of new academic, commercial and government HPC customers were announced today by Dell.

    11/14/2005By: Dell

    Tags : dell poweredge, dell poweredge 1850, june 2005, merlin security, enterprise support

  3. Paradigm Chooses Dell-Powered Supercomputing Cluster For Rapid Seismic Data Analysis   Not rated

    In support of Paradigm's commitment to maintaining the operational excellence of its seismic data processing center, ParadigmTM has invested in an efficient high-performance computing cluster of 280 Dell PowerEdgeTM servers.

    11/7/2005By: Dell

    Tags : epos data management, reservoir characterization, dell service, data processing, well planning

  4. Brigham Young University Installs Six Dell Supercomputing Clusters   Not rated

    682 Dell Servers Enable Student, Faculty Research Campus-wide

    8/2/2005By: Dell

    Tags : brigham young university, marriott school, poweredge 1855, combined theoretical peak performance, marriott school of business

  5. Dell, University of Texas Team to Benchmark Performance of Standards-Based Supercomputing Clusters   Not rated

    Dell, University of Texas Team to Benchmark Performance of Standards-Based Supercomputing Clusters

    4/11/2005By: Dell

    Tags : the university of texas, texas advanced computing center, university of texas, the university, ut austin