HPC in the data center

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GPU, for example, can deliver exceptional processing power inside some HPE ProLiant servers and clusters.  GPU compute touches many applications, from engineering analysis and seismic processing to medical imaging and ray trace rendering. HPC capable GPUs broadly fall into two camps  those that are optimized for single precision operations and those that are optimized for both single and double precision operations. Single precision operations are used in applications where high performance takes precedence over extreme accuracy.  Examples include video enhancement, signal processing, video transcoding, deep neural networks (DNN) and digital rendering applications. Double precision operations are used in applications where numerical precision is critical. Examples include Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), Structural Mechanics, Reservoir Simulation and Aerodynamics applications.

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