The firm previously joined Nvidia’s DGX-Ready Software program.
Nvidia has announced the acquisition of Bright Computing, an HPC cluster management software provider. Announced late on Monday, Nvidia said the purchase will result in Bright Computing joining the tech giant’s software stack for accelerated computing unit and portfolio. The financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. Founded in 2009, Bright Computing is headquartered in Amsterdam and is the developer of high performance computing (HPC) cluster software, used to automate Linux cluster provisioning, deployment, and management, including the detection and isolation of problems and pushing changes or updates.
