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Chirag Dekate, Ph.D.
Research Manager, High-Performance Systems

Team: Directions 2012 (U.S) Participating Analysts
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Chirag Dekate, Research Manager of IDC's High-Performance Systems, conducts research and consulting efforts associated with the United States, Europe and Asia-Pacific markets for technical servers and supercomputers. This research includes market sizing, market share, segmentation, tracking, trending, and vendor analysis for the multi-user, technical server technology. Dr. Dekate also supports IDC's HPC User Forum activities.

Dr. Dekate's areas of expertise include high-performance computing systems, from current generation Petascale HPC systems to emerging Exascale high-end capability supercomputers, software, storage and networking solutions for technical computing. He has worked for years in the field of high-performance computing, and has a strong understanding of the future directions of HPC systems and applications. Prior to joining IDC, Dr. Dekate was involved in various Exascale activities and initiatives in the ParalleX group at Louisiana State University (LSU). Dr. Dekate also co-developed several HPC courses at LSU.

Dr. Dekate holds a Ph.D. from the Louisiana State University where his research focus was exposing new degrees of parallelism in dynamic graph problems using next-generation execution models targeted towards Exascale systems.


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NetApp Releases E-Series Infrastructure to Address HPC and Big Data Use Cases
Chirag Dekate, Ph.D., Steve Conway
Mar 2013 - Doc # lcUS24021513      IDC Link
The lines between Big Data, complex analytics, and data-intensive simulation continue to blur, but one thing is crystal clear. Storage infrastructures are rapidly becoming mission-critical focal points in Big Data ecosystems, especially for ...
Intel Assumes a Broader Role in Big Data Analytics
Chirag Dekate, Ph.D., Ashish Nadkarni
Feb 2013 - Doc # lcUS23971413      IDC Link
The line between Big Data, analytics, and data intensive computing continues to get blurry. The four Vs of data that govern IDC's Big Data taxonomy — Volume, Variety, Velocity, and Value — continue to influence a wide variety of application ...

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Worldwide Technical Computing Server 2013–2017 Forecast
Chirag Dekate, Ph.D., Earl C. Joseph, Ph.D., Steve Conway
May 2013 - Doc # 241154      Market Analysis
This study presents an overview of IDC's forecast for the technical server market for the 2013–2017 period. 2010, 2011, and 2012 were strong recovery years for the HPC technical computing market, with 10.3%, 8.4%, and 7.7% year-over-year ...
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Supercomputers Exceed 50% of the HPC Server Market in 2012
Chirag Dekate, Ph.D., Earl C. Joseph, Ph.D., Steve Conway
Apr 2013 - Doc # 240426      Market Analysis
This IDC study centers on highlighting key trends observed over a period of three years from IDC's worldwide HPC server tracker that is updated quarterly. IDC has observed a major shift in revenue toward the higher end of the HPC ecosyst ...
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Appearances

IDC at ISC 2013
Leipzig, Germany
June 18, 2013

IDC Predictions 2013: High Performance Computing
Framingham, MA United States
February 26, 2013

IDC at SC12
Salt Lake City, UT United States
November 13, 2012

IDC at ISC2012
Hamburg, Germany
June 18, 2012