How AI and High Performance Computing Will Rev up the Auto Industry
As automobiles gain more capabilities and electrification options the computing power to support them is continually growing through high performance computing (HPC). HPC systems are able to solve complex problems by pooling the computing power of multiple nodes in parallel.
Nautilus' proposed Californian data center waylaid by seals
Seals are hampering Nautilus’ plans to convert an old missile manufacturing building located on a decommissioned naval airbase into a data center.
Emerging market, technology and environmental trends shaping the future of financial services
Today’s financial firms rely heavily on data and technology in all aspects of their business. In areas like derivatives pricing, risk analytics, quantitative modelling, portfolio optimisation and even bank stress-testing, having an optimised high-performance computing (HPC) strategy is critical to everyday operations. Indeed, by performing highly complex calculations on large data sets in order to simulate potential outcomes and gather valuable intelligence and insights, HPC has long been the engine of financial forecasting.
Monitoring as a Service in the HPC Cloud
Back in December 2018, Darryl Weaver, Verne Global's Head of Cloud Engineering and Stig Telfer, CTO at StackHPC delivered a joint presentation at the OpenStack Summit in Berlin on Monitoring as a Service in the HPC Cloud.
Cloud and the Future of Financial Services Innovation
Banks have been relatively slow to recognise the potential for new products and services offered by digital transformation and, more recently, Open Banking. Indeed, the growing popularity of challenger banks in the UK, like Monzo, N26 and Revolut, is a sure sign that banks are not innovating fast enough and that the consumer experience they offer is not where it needs to be.
Overcoming internal AI challenges
So you’ve heard about how artificial intelligence (AI) can bring efficiency and other benefits to different aspects of your manufacturing processes. You’ve identified areas of your business that need automating. What’s the next step you need to take?
The times they are A-changing
From the biochemical mysteries of sourdough to the huge changes in data centers over the past 10 years, Tate Cantrell, CTO of Verne Global, is next to take on DCNN's insightful meet me room.
Open Banking: Why Cloud Is Key To FS Innovation
Financial institutions across the world are increasingly reliant on cloud computing, accelerating company strategy through remarkable gains in agility and cross-sector collaboration.
AI and HPC Field Trip to Iceland (25-27 March, 2019)
Following our first AI and HPC Field Trip to Iceland in October, we're pleased to announce we will be running a second Field Trip between 25-27 March, 2019. If you're working within the field of intensive AI and deep neural network development, and would like to be considered for attendance, please get in touch.
Verne Global introduces Arm architecture via Marvell ThunderX2 processor-based servers to hpcDIRECT
London, UK and SC18 Dallas, Texas - Verne Global, a provider of advanced data center solutions for high performance computing (HPC), today announced the expansion of hpcDIRECT, its optimised bare-metal infrastructure solution, to include servers with Arm®-based Marvell® ThunderX2 processors.
VoiceBase extends deep learning neural network compute to Verne Global
Verne Global, a provider of advanced data center solutions for high performance computing (HPC), today announced that VoiceBase, the leading provider of speech analytics for the cloud, is utilising its HPC-optimised bare-metal infrastructure – hpcDIRECT – to accelerate the development of new artificial intelligence (AI) powered voice analytics services.
DeepL Anchors Neural Machine Translator at Verne Global's HPC-Optimised Data Center
Leverages Verne Global’s access to Iceland’s abundant, renewable power for its 5.1 petaFLOPS supercomputer
AI and HPC Field Trip to Iceland (23-25 October 2018)
Verne Global is excited to announce we will be running an AI and HPC Field Trip to Iceland between the 23-25 October. The Field Trip will bring a select group of European and North American AI pioneers together to share insight, network and showcase how AI communities in Iceland are pushing the boundaries of AI and deep neural network development.