Bright Computing has published a case study about their University of Colorado use case. The Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Colorado at Boulder, uses "Prospero", its HPC cluster for research projects, like improving decision support tools through inverse modeling and sensitivity analysis; constraining ammonia distributions through remote sensing, modeling and surface observations; accounting for costs of air quality and climate impacts on the future US electricity mix; and looking at sources of nitrate in Antarctica. Bright Cluster Manager helped the University eliminate issues with their management platform, like losing IPMI access, skipped nodes, trouble creating and moderating user accounts, and queue manager problems.
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