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What Does #Nvidia’s Acquisition of #SchedMD Mean for #Slurm?
Slurm was developed at LLNL in the early 2000s to replace commercial workload management software for #HPC clusters and #supercomputers.
Addison Snell, the CEO of Intersect360, says the acquisition of SchedMD makes sense considering the emerging focus on developing #AI models to accelerate scientific discovery and engineering, and the need to integrate traditional HPC workloads and new AI ones.
https://www.hpcwire.com/2026/01/06/what-does-nvidias-acquisition-of-schedmd-mean-for-slurm/

What Does #Nvidia’s Acquisition of #SchedMD Mean for #Slurm?
Slurm was developed at LLNL in the early 2000s to replace commercial workload management software for #HPC clusters and #supercomputers.
Addison Snell, the CEO of Intersect360, says the acquisition of SchedMD makes sense considering the emerging focus on developing #AI models to accelerate scientific discovery and engineering, and the need to integrate traditional HPC workloads and new AI ones.
https://www.hpcwire.com/2026/01/06/what-does-nvidias-acquisition-of-schedmd-mean-for-slurm/

What Does #Nvidia’s Acquisition of #SchedMD Mean for #Slurm?
Slurm was developed at LLNL in the early 2000s to replace commercial workload management software for #HPC clusters and #supercomputers.
Addison Snell, the CEO of Intersect360, says the acquisition of SchedMD makes sense considering the emerging focus on developing #AI models to accelerate scientific discovery and engineering, and the need to integrate traditional HPC workloads and new AI ones.
https://www.hpcwire.com/2026/01/06/what-does-nvidias-acquisition-of-schedmd-mean-for-slurm/

What Does #Nvidia’s Acquisition of #SchedMD Mean for #Slurm?
Slurm was developed at LLNL in the early 2000s to replace commercial workload management software for #HPC clusters and #supercomputers.
Addison Snell, the CEO of Intersect360, says the acquisition of SchedMD makes sense considering the emerging focus on developing #AI models to accelerate scientific discovery and engineering, and the need to integrate traditional HPC workloads and new AI ones.
https://www.hpcwire.com/2026/01/06/what-does-nvidias-acquisition-of-schedmd-mean-for-slurm/

#Nvidia pledges more openness as it slurps up #Slurm
The chip giant revealed yesterday that it had acquired #SchedMD, the key developer behind Slurm, which Nvidia described in a statement as "an #opensource workload management system for high-performance computing (#HPC) and #AI."
"Nvidia insisted it will also support "a diverse hardware and software ecosystem, so customers can run heterogeneous clusters with the latest Slurm innovations."
https://www.theregister.com/2025/12/16/nvidia_slurm_nemotron/

Still makes me quite nervous!