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This article addresses high-performance computing (HPC) workloads, which are fundamentally driven by quantum algorithms and advanced machine learning simulations rather than general consumer tech or networking standards. While it discusses cloud migration strategies, the core subject matter pertains to the infrastructure and computational methods essential for scaling AI and quantum research capabilities.

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Which HPC Workloads Belong in the Cloud? A Migration Decision Framework

HPCwireSeptember 24, 20261 min read

For most of the past decade, moving HPC workloads to the cloud was treated as a strategic question. The technical gaps were real: cloud network fabrics could not reliably support tightly coupled simulations, storage I/O fell short of what dedicated parallel file systems delivered on bare metal, and the cost math was difficult to close […] The post Which HPC Workloads Belong in the Cloud? A Migration Decision Framework appeared first on HPCwire.

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