Key value systems can enable unprecedented flexibility and performance in HPC, claims claim

In the modern world, high performance computing (HPC) systems, or supercomputers, play a significant role in computational science. Researchers use these systems to solve complex queries involving huge amounts of data; for example, quantum mechanics, climate research and molecular modeling. Supercomputers can process such queries in very little time; modern supercomputers can perform nearly a quadrillion floating point operations per second (FLOPS), but also known as a petaflop.

However, HPC data systems have been limited by a framework that requires users to choose between high availability

Now, researchers at a new framework called BespoKV, which might one day enable scientists to build supercomputers able to perform one billion trillion calculations in one second (exascale computing).

According to researchers, BespoKV's unique selling point is its ability to create multiple KV stores. desirable features. It takes a 'datalet' (single-server KV store) and then creates ready-to-use distributed KV stores immediately.

(19659004) This study is a study of large-scale data transfer, and the study of a large scale of data transfer.

"Data-access performance is a major limitation," said Ali Butt, professor of computer science.

"Developers from large companies can really sink their teeth into innovative design. in HPC storage systems and employes a combination of solutions to provide flexibility with performance, which is cumbersome.

Further reading