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If your company needs high-performance computing for its big data, NZO Cloud might work best with its High Performance Cloud solutions. Here’s what you need to know, including how High Performance Cloud and Hadoop differ.
In the big data world, not every company needs High Performance Cloud (HPC), but nearly all who work with big data have adopted Hadoop-style analytics computing.
The difference between High Performance Cloud and Hadoop can be hard to distinguish because it is possible to run Hadoop analytics jobs on High Performance Cloud gear, although not vice versa. Both High Performance Cloud and Hadoop analytics use parallel processing of data, but in a Hadoop/analytics environment, data is stored on commodity hardware and distributed across multiple nodes of this hardware. In High Performance Cloud, where the size of data files is much greater, data storage is centralized. High Performance Cloud, because of the sheer volume of its files, also requires more expensive networking communications, such as Infiniband because the size of the files it processes requires high throughput and low latency.
About NZO Cloud:
For technology-powered visionaries with a passion for challenging the status quo, NZO Cloud is the answer for hand-crafted High Performance Cloud (HPC) and Big Data computing solutions that deliver relentless performance with the absolute lowest total cost of ownership.
We are true innovators offering high-performance computing solutions to solve the world’s most demanding problems. For 25+ years, organizations of all sizes and from a variety of sectors rely on NZO Cloud’s computing systems. We are proud to support many departments within the United States government, Fortune 500 companies, as well as small and medium-sized businesses.
All products are designed and built at the company’s headquarters in Lake Forest, California.