Approximately every 3-to-5 years, a new Super Computer is installed in a new facility or in an expansion to the current facility in such a way that there is no downtime for the HPC users. The old platform is then used for less critical processing, moved to another location, or sold. Since the cost of a new HPC system can be enormous, the de-installation of the old HPC, and the logistics of transportation and re-installation of the old HPC systems are time-critical, financially limited, and necessary.
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How to codify a strong plan
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The 8 things common to every HPC move
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The two-part process to a successful de-installation, move, or consolidation
This whitepaper will walk you through the important steps involved in codifying a strong plan before beginning the de-installation process, and prepare you for the 8 things you can anticipate with every High Performance Computing de-installation, move, or consolidation.
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