Key application
Enterprise Workloads
HPC, simulation, rendering, and research platforms engineered to order in Fremont, CA - validated for the solver, license model, and facility you actually run.
Key application
Enterprise Workloads covers the technical computing that keeps engineering, research, and creative teams productive: high performance computing clusters, scientific and climate simulation, 3D rendering and CAD, digital content creation, R&D labs, and industrial automation at the edge of the plant floor.
NTS builds these systems to order. We size cores, memory bandwidth, accelerators, scratch storage, and interconnect around the specific solver or application, validate power and cooling against your facility, then stage, burn in, and rack the cluster in Fremont, CA before it ships. Federal, defense, SLED, and enterprise buyers can order through pre-competed contract vehicles.
Use this application hub to map workloads to NTS platforms—GPU servers, storage tiers, and rack integration—with Fremont staging and contract-ready quoting when required.
Each card links to deeper catalog or solution paths. Request an architecture review if you need CLIN structure, lead times, or a dual-vendor GPU comparison.
Workload path
Application hubs connect mission use cases to engineer-to-order systems.
Start with the cards below to explore related platforms and capabilities. NTS sizes CPU, accelerator, memory, storage, and fabric together so power, cooling, and drivers match the workload—not orphan SKUs.
Federal and SLED buyers can carry the same architecture onto approved vehicles. Commercial teams get the same staging discipline without the GWAC paperwork when it is not required.
Workloads on this page
Each card maps a Key Application code from the product catalog to the NTS platforms that run it.
We start from the application, not the chassis. Tell us the solver or suite, typical job size, licensing model, and dataset footprint, and NTS returns a configuration with the core count, memory bandwidth, accelerator, scratch tier, and fabric that the code actually benefits from.
HPC clusters and 2U4N dense nodes handle tightly coupled simulation, GPU systems drive rendering and accelerated solvers, and workstations serve interactive CAD and content creation. Small form factor and short-depth systems cover industrial and retail edge deployments.
We check that before you order. NTS reviews rack power, breaker capacity, inlet temperature, and airflow direction, then recommends air, rear-door, or direct liquid cooling. If the density does not fit the room, we say so and adjust the design.
Systems are integrated, firmware-leveled, burned in, and imaged in Fremont, CA. Clusters can ship rack-and-stack complete with labeled cabling, asset tags, and as-built documentation so your team racks and powers on instead of building from boxes.