
Accurate Market Intelligence for High Performance Computing
Intersect360 Research is a market intelligence, research, and consulting advisory practice focused on high-performance data center trends, including High Performance Computing (HPC), high-performance enterprise, cloud, big data, and hyperscale.

September 29, 2023
Intersect360 Research studied machine learning (ML) initiatives across HPC-using organizations worldwide. This study of 152 qualified respondents in academic, commercial and government organizations was conducted from Q4 2022 to Q1 2023. Our goal was to capture the dynamics of ML initiatives within organizations that employ HPC, with ML treated as a broad category that includes…

May 18, 2023
Total HPC Market Revenue Grew 8.1% to $38.1 Billion in 2022 SUNNYVALE, CA—May 18, 2022— The traditional worldwide High Performance Computing market totaled $38.1 billion at the end of 2022, according to leading HPC and hyperscale analyst firm Intersect360 Research, a year-over-year increase of 8.1% from 2021. The expanded HPC-AI market grew at an…

October 13, 2023
Addison Snell and Dan Olds give an update on the expanded HPC-AI market. The webinar will features an updated HPC-AI market forecast, adjusted for the growth effects of Generative AI, along with highlights from the newest HPC-AI Technology Survey. Topics include: How Generative AI and LLMs have added to the HPC-AI market Current usage and…
Market Sizing
Intersect360 Research provides market size, segmentation, and future outlook for High Performance Computing (HPC), Hyperscale (including CSPs), and Artificial Intelligence (AI) markets.
Survey Data & Market Trends
We keep our finger on the rapid pulse of change with regular surveys of the HPC user community. Our broad reach comes from a heritage of HPC relationships, bolstered by ongoing partnerships with leading media channels and event series.

Podcasts

Rialto Bridge Has Fallen Down / U.S. and UK Supercomputing Wish Lists
March 15, 2023
Addison Snell is joined by Tiffany Trader and Oliver Peckham for a discussion of Intel’s cancellation of the Rialto Bridge GPU.

Radio Free HPC
The High Performance Computing Podcast