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Welcome to the IBM High Performance Computing Group

Connect with HPC subject matter experts and discuss how hybrid cloud HPC Solutions from IBM meet today's business needs. IBM offers a complete portfolio of integrated high-performance computing solutions which give you the flexibility to manage compute-intensive workloads on premises and/or in the cloud. This platform also gives you an opportunity to share ideas, best practices and lessons learned with other HPC,  LSF and Symphony users.


As a member of this online user community, you gain:

  • Direct engagement with IBM subject matter experts
  • Insights from your industry peers
  • News, announcements, and enhancement details
  • You’ll also get information regarding our regional and virtual user group meetings, upcoming webinars and blogs.

We invite you to actively participate and reach out to support@communitysite.ibm.com with any questions.

We look forward to your participation in this group.

For more information about HPC, visit our web page: https://www.ibm.com/high-performance-computing 
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