Cray supercomputers coming to Microsoft Azure
Microsoft teams up with Cray to cater for enterprise high-performance computing demands on Azure
Want a Cray supercomputer but can't afford the monthly payments?
American tech giant microsoft is bringing Cray supercomputers to the Azure cloud platform in a bid to cater for high performance computing users. The two companies have formed an alliance to cater for...
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