We’re upgrading and deploying HPC environments that are some of the fastest in the world to enable complex scientific and defense missions for climate, life sciences, military and biomedical research.
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Broad HPC experience with scalabe, secure, and efficient HPC solutions to lower risk, reduce transition costs and increase value for government agencies.
Delivering support across the procurement life cycle, from development of specifications to vendor solicitation and acceptance testing.
New technology, resources and services are integrated while ensuring stable, interoperable HPC environments, from system acceptance to production.
Custom and flexible support for operations and management and enhancing existing systems with new technology, focusing systems integrity and the client’s mission.
Expertise to help clients supplement HPC skills and technologies, increasing staffing flexibility with advisory services, staff augmentation or full HPC as a Service solutions.
Critical high-performance computing systems support the NOAA community by providing more accurate weather forecasting and in conducting research and development for environmental science. GDIT built and deployed NOAA’s Cactus and Dogwood HPC systems, ranked 37th and 38th fastest in the world, to provide more accurate weather and climate forecasting for the National Weather Service. And our HPC services and systems integration support 430 PB of user data for weather, seasonal and climate model predictions.
The DoD High Performance Computing Modernization Program (HPCMP) User Productivity Enhancement and Training (PET) initiative supports DoD scientists and engineers by enabling them to take full advantage of available HPC resources through training, collaboration, tools and software development, technology transfer, and outreach. GDIT supports the PET initiative by providing computational experts with experience spanning the full spectrum of HPCMP HPC technology areas, outreach, and training support to encourage HPC skill development for users. Our team is able to apply this experience to DoD challenges, empowering the end-users to leverage PET’s knowledge of HPC best practices.
GDIT’s upgrade to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Biowulf, the largest HPC cluster dedicated to biomedical research, led it to be ranked 66th fastest in the world in 2017. Our hardware solution seamlessly integrates with existing hardware and software and our team provides daily administration and program support. Biowulf is also instrumental for research into new treatments for diseases, including coronaviruses.