RedHat will push the latest competition between the Linux super computing platform and Microsoft

RedHat announced on Tuesday that it will launch the latest super computing high-performance platform solution, which is highly integrated and based on the Linux platform. The goal is to refer to Microsoft's new high-performance cloud computing platform for Windows systems. In fact, this is not the first time that Redhat has launched such a solution. As early as last October, similar solutions were launched. This is just an upgraded version. There were too many restrictions on that version last year, such as hardware support. At that time, due to information security reasons, the solution could not be exported to regions and countries outside the United States.

RedHat announced on Tuesday that it will launch the latest super computing high-performance platform solution, which is highly integrated and based on the Linux platform. The goal is to refer to Microsoft's new high-performance cloud computing platform for Windows systems.

In fact, this is not the first time that Redhat has launched such a solution. As early as last October, similar solutions were launched. This is just an upgraded version. There were too many restrictions on that version last year, such as hardware support. At that time, due to information security reasons, the solution could not be exported to regions and countries outside the United States. The latest version is not subject to such restrictions. You can obtain the latest version through the Red Hat Network and obtain the Localization support of the Red Hat Global branch.

The Red Hat solution charges $249 for each node, which is cheaper than Microsoft's solution. Although it is cheaper, the cluster components are as rich as management tools. Microsoft HPC High-Performance Solutions start at $475 without a node and require a three-year enterprise-level support service. The current price is not disclosed.

Redhat's recently released improved version of the high-performance solution is seen as a signal to occupy the leading position in the high-speed growth of the high-performance computing market.