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Neue Standards beschleunigen Entwicklungen für High Performance Computing und Safety

Neue Standards beschleunigen Entwicklungen für High Performance Computing und Safety
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COM-HPC und Co : Neue Standards beschleunigen Entwicklung

COM-HPC und Co : Neue Standards beschleunigen Entwicklung
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Global Immersion Cooling Market Report 2020: Revenue Forecasts 2019-2025 - Focus on Information Technology, Telecommunications, Defense, Automotive Industries

ResearchAndMarkets.com s offering. The scope of this report is focused on immersion cooling industry trends, drivers, and opportunities. This report explores the industry based on cooling type, application, and geography. Revenue forecasts for 2019 to 2025 are provided at the global level for the above segments. By cooling type, the immersion cooling market is divided into single-phase and two-phase cooling. By application, the market is divided into high-performance computing, cloud computing, data centers & servers, and others (such as automotive and manufacturing). The report also covers the various types of fluids used in immersion cooling, which include deionized water, mineral oil, synthetic fluids, and others.

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The Worldwide High Performance Computing Industry is Expected to Reach $49 4 Billion by 2025

Share this article Share this article ResearchAndMarkets.com s offering. The global HPC market is expected to grow from USD 37.8 billion in 2020 to USD 49.4 billion by 2025, at a CAGR of 5.5% during the forecast period. The demand for HPC is driven by the increasing need for efficient computing enhanced scalability, and reliable storage, emerging need for the high speed data processing with accuracy, adoption of HPC in the cloud. Support, Maintenance, and Management segment to growth with higher CAGR during forecast period The components is sub-segmented as Solutions as services. The services segment is further sub-segmented as design and consulting, integration and deployment, support, maintenance, and management. The increasing adoption of the HPC solutions need support, maintenance, and management services. The support, maintenance, and management services include various onsite and offsite services. The onsite services include support activities, such as device repair and

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How Supercomputing and Advanced X-Rays Helped the Government Fight COVID-19

How Supercomputing and Advanced X-Rays Helped the Government Fight COVID-19 Timofeev Vladimir/Shutterstock.com email Government-backed scientists spent countless hours in 2020 applying advanced research and sophisticated technological capabilities to help the United States better grasp and effectively fight COVID-19. Much of their efforts built on prior work that started unfolding long before the pandemic even posed a threat, but modern, real-world impacts hastened by the global emergency are now beginning to come to light. For instance, genetic mutations within and helping strengthen five potential vaccines including those developed by Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna hinged upon more than a decade of research advanced by the Energy Department’s Advanced Photon Source, or APS.

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