SUSE Linux Enterprise High Performance Computing
SLE HPC is a parallel computing platform for high performance data analytics workloads such as artificial intelligence and machine learning. Built for easy adoption on low-cost Arm-based hardware to the largest supercomputers in the world.
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Why SUSE Linux Enterprise HPC?
A highly scalable, high-performance open source operating system created for advanced modelling, simulation and advanced analytics applications.
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Easy HPC Adoption
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Public/Hybrid Cloud
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Multiple Architectures
Top 4 Features
Easier Management
Simplified management and monitoring of your parallel computing environment with an updated and supported set of popular HPC tools, including utilities for workload and cluster management.
Adaptable, Scalable and Flexible
Supports x86-64 and Arm-based HPC cluster environments and includes Slurm for high-demand workload management and scheduling.
Optimized for Hybrid Cloud
Increases resource efficiency and extreme scaling by enabling the offload of HPC processing to public and hybrid cloud, with updated SLE HPC images for both Microsoft Azure and AWS.
Partner eco-system
Accelerates innovation with a broad ecosystem of hardware and software partners, delivering cohesive HPC stacks for the latest supercomputers.
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