Bright Computing will participate in an HPC CXO roundtable dedicated to advancing HPC with Cloud & Big Data, organized by Huawei, to discuss the future of HPC. To meet with Bright Computing during this event, please email to clemens.engler@brightcomputing.com 

Bright Computing announces it has supplied its Bright Cluster Manager™ solution to the Fox Chase Cancer Center for use in a new high-performance computing (HPC) cluster. The 30-node cluster supports bioinformatics initiatives for Fox Chase’s world class cancer research programs. Fox Chase Cancer Center chose Bright Cluster Manager for its easy-to-use graphical user interface (GUI), which gives researchers point and click cluster management, rather than the traditional command line interface with which many researchers struggle. Read more. 

Bright Computing is pleased to announce spring technical partner training in EMEA and invite all reseller partners to consider joining.
The training is designed to enable engineers that work with Bright technology to accelerate their learning of Bright Cluster Manager for HPC and Big Data, and Bright OpenStack, with in-person training delivered by our engineers. A Bright Foundation Partner Certificate will be given to those who complete the course. Training will take place in Bright's HQ in Amsterdam on April 26 — 27, 2017. Registration is open, number of seats is limited.

Bright Computing announces a strategic partnership with Curtiss-Wright’s Defense Solution division. The relationship between the two companies began in 2015, when Curtiss-Wright launched an OpenHPEC Initiative to take proven development tools from the commercial HPC market and incorporate them in the design of highly scalable supercomputer-class high performance embedded computing (HPEC) system solutions for the Aerospace & Defense industry. Under the initiative, Curtiss-Wright introduced the OpenHPEC Accelerator Suite™ which includes Bright Cluster Manager and other best-in-class software development tools. Read more. 

Bright Computing is proud to be sponsoring and speaking at High Performance Computing & Big Data 2017, alongside its valued partner, SGI. If you are in London during HPC & Big Data, please, check it out HERE and stop by our booth. For the rest of events, visit our events page.

Bright Computing announced the launch of a tiered partner program for value added reseller partners in Europe, Middle East, Africa, and Asia Pacific. It has been designed to build, recognize, and reward loyalty amongst the Bright partner community. The program acknowledges the contribution that the Bright partner community makes to Bright’s business, and provides the tools to improve partner profitability while empowering end customers to build dynamic datacenter infrastructures. Read more

Oldenburg have chosen Bright Cluster Manager to administer its small HPC environment in 2011. In recent years the Oldenburg HPC system has grown to a considerable 600-node cluster to provide an increasing amount of compute power to various departments within the university. With a small IT team and limited administration resources available, when it came time to upgrade the university’s IT hardware, the IT Services team at Oldenburg took the decision to continue using the Bright infrastructure management technology to overarch the HPC environment. Read more

To build a well-rounded, turnkey system, the Met Office chose to integrate Bright Cluster Manager for HPC to deploy the new SPICE cluster over bare metal, providing single-pane-of-glass management for the hardware, operating system, HPC software, and users. The Met Office also chose to install Bright OpenStack to enable the IT team easy deployment, provision, and management of its OpenStack-based private-cloud infrastructure. Read more

• A modern deep learning environment
• Choice of machine learning frameworks
• Choice of machine learning libraries
• Supporting Infrastructure Elements

Learn more about Bright for Deep Learning HERE and request a demo.

Enterprise computing and technical high performance computing are coming together due to several emerging business and technology trends. Hyperscale, containers and clouds, and big data are among the topics Intersect360's Addison Snell will explore with our audience. Register HERE.

In conjunction with Supercomputing 2016, Bright is proud to host our first ever Bright User Group meet-up in Salt Lake City on Sunday, November 13, 2016. If you are end user of Bright and happen to be in Salt Lake City during SC16, please, register HERE and come join us.