HPC, storage and data analytics integrator, OCF, has acquired a majority share of Intense Computing, a provider of data and analytics consultancy and solutions. Intense Computing will be a subsidiary company of OCF and is being renamed OCF DATA Limited, strengthening and enhancing OCF’s data and analytics service for customers.
We have a strong reputation as the UK’s trusted high performance server and storage cluster integrator; we provide cluster services and support to ensure integration success. For customers who want easy access to HPC without the need for resource in-house we also provide a cloud, Infrastructure as a Service to meet their data processing requirements with minimal capital expenditure. Read more about the enCORE HPC on-demand service.
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