Join Bright Computing, in booth # 591, and over 3,000 companies and 12,500+ attendees for the upcoming Dell EMC World 2017 conference taking place May 8-11 at the Sands Expo Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. 

This year’s event promises to be better than ever, with the complete new portfolio of Dell EMC technologies coming together for the first time. Attendees and exhibitors will have the opportunity to talk with engineers about the products they use, test-drive new products, and network with subject matter experts and peers.

What can you expect if you visit the Bright Computing booth? 

1. Learn about the enhancements to the latest releases of Bright Cluster Manager and Bright OpenStack that includes support for OpenStack Newton to manage bare metal, virtual machines, and container frameworks.
2. See how Bright Cluster Manager 8.0 provides overall performance improvements through Fernet tokens to reduce the size of SQL databases and make them scale out, and through improved localized health checks for individual API endpoints.
3. See a demo of Bright Cluster Manager to envision how easily you can deploy and manage high performance computing (HPC) and big data IT infrastructures through the new easy-to-use web-based GUI, Bright View, for improved administrator and end user productivity.
4. Learn how Bright Cluster Manager deploys your deep learning environments in minutes, and enables you to scale your applications beyond a single machine, spreading processing across an entire cluster. Bright Cluster Manager provides a choice of machine learning frameworks and a selection of the most popular libraries. Additionally, you can extend your GPU-enabled instances into the cloud using our cloud bursting capability.

While you are at the conference, please look for Bright Computing booth #591 to learn how our software makes it easy for IT organizations to deliver the computing resources and support that analysts and researchers need to manage a high-performance computing cluster or a Hadoop- or Spark-based big data environment, or to deploy OpenStack to manage resources more effectively – all within a unified management platform.