With high performance computing (HPC) becoming more mainstream as organisations demand more sophisticated data analysis from AI and machine learning, IT teams need to get to grips with how they can also incorporate the cloud to ensure further business success.
This study by Forrester Consulting evaluates the use of cloud for HPC and AI workloads, surveying global IT decision makers across different industries to understand how companies are progressing in their deployment of the cloud, and how they’re optimising performance.
Download this study now to understand how AI and HPC in the cloud will benefit your infrastructure, efficiency, and scalability as your business grows.
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