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AWS Parallel Computing Service reinvented HPC in the cloud. Learn how we combined familiar HPC tools with the flexibility of the cloud. And walk through what it is, and why it matters.

If designing next-gen vehicles or chasing cures is part of your job, don’t miss this. We just launched a major new HPC service to help you scale complex workloads rapidly. Get the details on how AWS Parallel Computing Service can speed up your R&D.

Proteins hold the secrets of life, if only we can study them in sufficient detail. Learn how a team at Max Planck leveraged AWS Spot Instances with Cyclone to run massive GROMACS simulations and push the boundaries of biophysics.

Transforming computer-aided drug design: see how SandboxAQ leverages AWS and generative AI to explore chemical space, more intelligently generating drug candidates.

Want to accelerate creating compliant Amazon EC2 images? Learn how HPC users can leverage cloud-native methods for applying STIG security standards.

We’re excited to share how we’re involved in launching the High Performance Software Foundation to increase access to and adoption of HPC. By bringing together key players to collaborate, we can lower barriers and accelerate development of portable HPC software stacks.

If you run molecular dynamics simulations, you need to read this. We walk through running benchmarks of popular apps like GROMACS and LAMMPS on new Hpc7g instances and Graviton3E processors. The results – up to 35% better vector performance versus Graviton3! Learn how to optimize your own workflows.

This post was contributed by Doruk Ozturk and Ankur Srivastava at AWS, and Neel Patel at NVIDIA. Introduction Drug discovery is a long and expensive process. Pharmaceutical companies must sift through thousands of compound possibilities to find potential new drugs to treat diseases. This process takes multiple years and costs billions of dollars, with the […]

Want to set up a high-speed shared file system for your #HPC or #AI workloads in under an hour? Learn how with this new blog post.

Run simulations using multiple containers in a single AWS Batch job Matthew Hansen, Principal Solutions Architect, AWS Advanced Computing & Simulation Recently, AWS Batch launched a new feature that makes it possible to run multiple containers within a single job. This enables new scenarios customers have asked about like simulations for autonomous vehicles, multi-robot collaboration, […]