Contemporary High-Performance Computing for Big Data Applications

Abstract

High-performance computing (HPC) involves leveraging parallel data processing to enhance computer performance and handle difficult tasks. HPC meets these aims by pooling computing capacity, enabling efficient, reliable, and prompt execution of even complex programs according to user demands and expectations. The rapid growth of HPDA in many sectors has led to the extension of the HPC market into new territory. HPC as well as Big Data systems differ not just in terms of technology but also in ecosystems. Extensive research in this sector has led to the emergence of various Big Data analytics models in recent years. As Big Data analytics spreads across several fields, new challenges about the usefulness of analytical paradigms also emerge. This article discusses the key analytical models, as well as the difficulties and challenges associated with high-performance data analytics. This research work aims to identify the factors influencing the integration of HPC with big data, including present and future trends. The study also proposes an architecture for big data with HPC convergence based on design principles.