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GIGABYTE Powering the Next Generation of HPC Talent at ISC


GIGABYTE's booth at ISC 2019


National Cheng Kung University team working hard

UPC Les Maduixes with their GIGABYTE / Marvell ThunderX2 Arm HPC cluster
Interview with Team RACKlette (ETH Zürich, Switzerland)
ISC19 Meet The Teams interview: ETH

ETH team photo

ETH HPC cluster using 4 x GIGABYTE G291-280
Interview with Team Tartu (University of Tartu, Estonia)
ISC19 Meet The Teams interview: Tartu

University of Tartu team photo

University of Tartu HPC cluster using 4 x GIGABYTE R281-Z94 & 2 x GIGABYTE G291-Z20
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n'Space, a projector-based platform, is capable of implementing mixed reality without wearable devices. Users can immerse in a virtual environment and interact with 3D projections without the need to cover their faces with electronics. The real world just got an expansion pack in the infinite realm of the imagination. ArchiFiction, the company behind the invention, optimized the virtual experience with GIGABYTE's solution, which can process large amounts of data with high performance.