FYI:
Azure 8064 cores, 151.3 TFlops. No. 165 in the list.
v.s.
AWS 17024 cores, 240.1 TFlops. No. 102 in the list.
And AWS was running on bare metal, i.e. not VM.
To make this post more useful to you, there is a paragraph Speeding up Genome Analysis which is talking about FaST linear mixed models for genome-wide association studies and their run on WTCCC data, etc.
Best,
dong
Azure 8064 cores, 151.3 TFlops. No. 165 in the list.
v.s.
AWS 17024 cores, 240.1 TFlops. No. 102 in the list.
What’s impressive about this result is that it was achieved using Windows Server 2012 running in virtual machines hosted on Windows Azure with Hyper-V.
To make this post more useful to you, there is a paragraph Speeding up Genome Analysis which is talking about FaST linear mixed models for genome-wide association studies and their run on WTCCC data, etc.
Best,
dong