Rebuilding HPC: Imperial College London on replacing monolithic clusters with HEX
"The ask from the AI community across departments was, in a nutshell, that they want something interactive; really, they want a big workstation under their desk..."
Credit: Imperial College London
Andrew Richards explains how Imperial College London replaced its monolithic cluster with six purpose-built HEX platforms to support AI and high-throughput research
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