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The 7.2 update integrates with virtualization, management and other cloud platforms  By Maureen O’Gara Adaptive Computing, the folks that manage the world’s largest computing installations with their Moab self-optimizing cloud management and HPC workload management solutions, have revved their Moab Cloud Suite. The widgetry now improves the time to cloud deployment by means of out-of-the-box [...]

Technology » SLC conference showcases products, research in high-performance machines. By Tom Harvey | The Salt Lake Tribune   First Published Nov 13 2012 Turns out supercomputing is us. No longer just the province of huge government-sponsored labs, supercomputing is in many places in our everyday lives. Exhibit No. 1 might be the presence this [...]

November 06, 2012 By Allison Boccamazzo, TMCnet Web Editor Recently, Gartner (News – Alert) research revealed that in searching for the best cloud management platform, customers should first and foremost look for one that boasts the ability to unify existing management software with their cloud management. In today’s resourceful age, where we all want to make [...]

PROVO, Utah, Nov. 6 — Adaptive Computing, the largest provider of private cloud management and High-Performance Computing (HPC) workload management software, today announced the release of Moab Cloud Suite 7.2. Now Moab Cloud Suite provides improved time to cloud deployment offering out-of-the-box integration with existing infrastructure, minimizing system upgrades by leveraging existing investments. It also [...]

October 12, 2012 - Chad Harrington The essayist Paul Valery once quipped, “The trouble with our times is that the future is not what it used to be.” Surely, there is truth in that. The future of workload management continues to evolve; it is definitely not what it used to be. As we look toward the [...]

By GCN Staff - Sep 18, 2012 In-Q-Tel, the CIA’s venture fund company, has made its second investment in cloud computing in as many months, having recently entered into an agreement with Huddle to develop a secure version of its content collaboration platform for U.S. intelligence agencies, Information Week reports. Last month, In-Q-Tel signed an agreement [...]

09/17/2012 - By Rob Clyde When it took months to get a new server, few people bothered unless it was really important. Now that it’s easy, people provision new servers all the time to test new infrastructure or run pilot projects. Without any accounting, there is no incentive to be act responsibly. Resources are over-provisioned and [...]

September 11, 2012 - Brady Kimball, VP of Engineering, Adaptive Computing                                                 While HPC cloud is still in the early stages of adoption, it is becoming more commonplace. Various hurdles must be overcome [...]

More than 20,000 developers, enterprise IT corporate representatives, analysts, journalists and various other industry folks are crowding San Francisco’s Moscone Center this week for the ninth annual VMWorld conference. While there hasn’t been any blockbuster news such as mergers and acquisitions or radical new products, VMware is on the verge of a changeover in the [...]