
19 Sep 2011 Paris - Bull SAS and Acceleware Ltd. have formed a partnership to deliver a combined solution of Bull Extreme Computing platforms and Acceleware's multi-core accelerated seismic solutions to customers in the EMEA Oil & Gas markets. The partnership will provide Bull customers streamlined access to Acceleware GPU software, multi-core consulting services and training offerings.
"Acceleware is a pioneer in GPU computing software and we are now able to provide through this partnership an enhanced combination of seismic industry domain knowledge along with high-performance, parallel computing expertise to an industry that relies heavily on both", stated Guy Gueritz, Oil & Gas Business Development Director, Bull Extreme Computing. "Our objective through this partnership is to provide more software offerings with better overall performance to our clients and Acceleware provides us with additional abilities to deliver on this commitment."
"This strategic partnership with Bull allows Acceleware to expand our reach to a broader geographical customer base in our key energy markets and to organizations looking for our specialized multi-core consulting services", stated Robert Miller, Vice President of Marketing at Acceleware. "Bull is a clear technology leader in the HPC space with significant reach in EMEA, making this partnership a great fit with our growth plans."
Since 2005, Acceleware has provided hundreds of customers around the world with GPU accelerated solutions for the engineering and energy industries. In addition to software, Acceleware provides advanced training for HPC programmers and multi-core consulting services. A feature offering of this partnership with Bull will be complete support for Acceleware's accelerated Reverse Time Migration with TTI.
The only truly European IT company capable of designing, integrating and implementing supercomputers, Bull has made Extreme Computing one of its key strategic priorities. Within a few years, Bull has won over 200 customers in 15 countries across 3 continents. Bull has a proven track record of building Extreme Computing systems for prestigious academic and industry customers, most notably in France, Germany, UK, Spain, The Netherlands and Brazil.
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