About – Hiperism

ABOUT US

We Increase Business Success With HPC Technology

We offer expertise, products, and services in high-performance computing, air quality modeling support, software engineering, and data visualization, tailored for both Linux clusters and Microsoft Windows platforms.

Our software engineering services are designed to build reliable, scalable applications across diverse platforms, while our data visualization solutions transform complex datasets into clear, actionable insights. Whether you’re operating on Linux clusters or Microsoft Windows environments, we ensure seamless integration, performance, and support.

MISSION

HiPERiSM's Mission Statement

The mission of HiPERiSM Consulting, LLC, is to bring the world of High Performance Computing (HPC) to individual scientific and engineering programmers: one developer at a time, one-on-one, and at the desktop.

Personal computer multiprocessor workstations running the UNIX, Windows™ or Linux operating systems have grown in market share. The world of distributed memory parallel (DMP) cluster, shared memory parallel (SMP), and General Purpose Graphical Processing Units (GPGPU), for workstation (or cluster) computing has undergoing important transformations (both in hardware and software) at a rate that is difficult for individual end-users to assimilate and utilize.

Developers who wish to understand how to efficiently utilize these technologies need a skill set in coding practice and expert support in cluster computing that was previously required only on high end multiprocessor supercomputers.

HiPERiSM Consulting, LLC, will facilitate the transition to the new era of desk-side parallel processing by providing: training in HPC skills, consultation support, system integration support, and by acting as sales representative for key developer software technologies.

WHY CHOOSE US

Why HiPERiSM Consulting, LLC?

We chose the name as a concatenation of the above three syllables from High Performance Algorism. You might be interested in that last word, since it is uncommon today.

Algorithm – “The art of calculating with any species of notation” is what the Merriam Webster Unabridged Dictionary of the English Language offers as one definition (and spelling). The entymology of the word goes back to al-Khuwarizmi, the name of a 9th century Muslim mathematician. From the Oxford Dictionary of the Engllish Language (ODEL, 1933) we have that “al-Khowarazmi, the native of Khwarasm i Khiva, surname of the Arab mathematician Abu Ja’far Mohammed Ben Musa, who flourished early in the 9th c., and through the translation of whose work on Algebra, the Arabic numerals became generally known in Europe.” On usage the ODEL further states: “English … shows two forms… the popular augrime …. and the learned algorism which passed through many pseudo-etymological perversions, including a recent algorithm ….”

Algorisms is one of our specialties and we like the idea that those who mastered al-Khowarazmi’s methods (algebra) were an elite group in the early middle ages. If you are working in the elite group of High Performance Computing (HPC) we would welcome an opportunity to talk with you about what we can offer.