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Oracle on Aug. 11 announced that Nissan is migrating on-premise ,high-performance computing workloads to Oracle Cloud, in order to perform latency-sensitive engineering simulations.
Back in 2018, Oracle introduced bare metal compute instances, powered by Intel Xeon processors, tailored for HPC workloads. The instances are part of Oracle's "Clustered Network" offering, which provides access to a low-latency, high-bandwidth remote direct memory access network. Nissan is one of the first automotive OEMs to leverage Oracle's bare-metal
GPU-accelerated hardware for HPC workloads.
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