THE BRIGHT BLOG

The use of artificial intelligence by businesses is not a new concept. Anyone who has used Facebook, Google, Netflix, or Amazon is well aware of the tailored approach these companies use based on customer habits. And the use of customer driven data is not confined to high-tech companies alone. Businesses of all types apply machine learning to help drive a wide variety of decisions on marketing, product development, security, and even email spam filters.

Big Picture Efficiency

Efficiency as a business concept approaches an almost revered status for IT admins and bean counters alike. In an HPC (High Performance Computing) environment, cluster performance for discrete tasks represents the majority of actual work done efficiency, but most major HPC cluster providers remain fairly price competitive in the pay for processing market. 

According to a recent report from The Ticker Tape, provided by TD Ameritrade, deep learning not only has the potential to change the way technology is approached in a number of different markets, but it also presents a wide field of opportunities for investors. Here are the details.

Are you an OpenStack cloud user? Do you manage an OpenStack cloud yourself? If so, the good folks at the OpenStack foundation want to know what you think in the 2018 OpenStack User Survey.

This will be my first trip to ISC, and as an American that resided in Germany for two decades, one that I am very much looking forward to.

Hot on the heels of the Dell EMC HPC Community Meeting which took place earlier this week, we’re gearing up for NVIDIA GTC, March 26-29 in San Jose, and I’m pleased to say that Bright will be present on the Dell EMC booth at the event.

The Dell EMC HPC Community Meeting that takes place in Austin each March is a permanent fixture in the Bright calendar, but this year will be my first. In my new role as Director of Dell Sales at Bright Computing, I very much look forward to networking with the Dell community; both Dell staff and customers alike.

Have you ever wanted to see what it’s like to manage a Bright cluster but didn’t want the hassle of setting up a test cluster? Well, now you can. Our dev team has put together an interactive demo of BrightView that you can try out right from your browser. Instead of connecting to an actual cluster, it uses a simulated cluster, so all you need to get started is your browser and a link to the demo.

I am delighted to share news that Bright has launched an online training portal, exclusively for our customers and partners.