Bright Computing, the leading provider of hardware-agnostic cluster and cloud management software, today announced that Italy-based Do IT Systems has signed up to the Bright Partner Programme.

Do IT Systems draws on many years of experience in the industrial high performance computing market, collaborating with hardware vendors, resellers and end users to provide innovative HPC solutions. The company prides itself on technical skills and strong customer relationships, and works with organisations that range from small academic groups to large multinationals that operate in the industrial and manufacturing domain. Do IT is one of the few European systems integrators to offer remote HPC management.

Do IT Systems chose to partner with Bright Computing as Bright’s infrastructure management software dovetails into Do IT’s strategy to deliver the best HPC systems on the market. Both companies are committed to working together to offer world class HPC solutions to the manufacturing industry, and other industry verticals that have a requirement for robust and powerful HPC systems.

Roberto Strano, Technical Manager at Do IT Systems, commented; “Together, Bright Computing and Do IT Systems offer a compelling proposition for Italian customers that require high quality HPC solutions and remote HPC management. We have been very impressed with the Bright software, and we are confident that it will enable our customers to develop and manage HPC clusters in an affordable and efficient way.”

Clemens Engler, Director of Business Development for Bright in EMEA, added; “Do IT Systems is very focused on providing the very best HPC solutions to clients in Italy. We are delighted to be working alongside them, so that the Bright infrastructure management technology can be embedded into Do IT’s turn-key, best of breed, HPC solutions. We strongly believe that this will add great value to Do IT’s existing customer base in the automotive and manufacturing industry, and also presents a new opportunity for Do IT to target other areas of industry.”

Source: Bright Computing