Developing and testing HPC and AI applications can be challenging for organizations and developers. From accessing a wide range of hardware, frameworks, and toolkits to spending time on installation, Development, testing, and troubleshooting, these obstacles can increase costs. To address these issues, Quanta Cloud Technology (QCT) has partnered with Intel to offer solutions that combine the efficiency of hyperscale hardware with infrastructure software for diverse industries.

QCT’s DevCloud Program is designed to assist customers in overcoming these challenges and gaining insights into customer usage scenarios, ultimately providing better service. It is a comprehensive HPC/AI/DA development environment that offers remote access to the latest hardware platforms, alleviating resource constraints. The program includes dedicated infrastructure experts who provide system evaluation and optimization support, as well as a development software stack to streamline the software installation and application build process, reducing time-to-development for developers and researchers.

QCT DevCloud provides users with access to the latest hardware platforms, including compute, storage, and networking, supporting various generations of CPU and GPU environments. The program offers both cloud-native and baremetal environments for HPC and AI workloads, along with resource and job management tools. Powered by Intel Xeon Scalable processors, Qct Devcloud utilizes Intel Software Guard Extensions (Intel SGX) and Intel Advanced Matrix Extensions (Intel AMX) to improve the security level and accelerate the development of HPC and AI technologies.

In addition, QCT DevCloud includes a comprehensive development software stack, allowing users to try different tools without the need for installation. The program features Intel oneAPI and its toolkits, enhancing productivity for developers. Development toolkits, frameworks, and compilers are included for popular computational environments like JupyterHub, as well as tools like Paraview and LMOD. Precompiled workload packages with pre-defined parameters are also available for various applications, including molecular dynamics, computational fluid dynamics, quantum chemistry, and numeric weather predictions. QCT DevCloud also provides management tools for real-time control and monitoring of the system.

Overall, QCT DevCloud simplifies the development and testing process for HPC and AI applications by providing users with access to multiple hardware platforms, precompiled workloads, and development toolkits. Businesses can easily test, develop, and evaluate workloads in a heterogenous QCT cluster, resulting in time and cost savings.

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