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Garth Gibson Named Among Inaugural SCW75 Honorees by Scientific Computing World

Garth Gibson, Chief Technology and AI Officer, VDURA – Named Among Inaugural SCW75 Honorees by Scientific Computing World

VDURA Chief Technology and AI Officer Garth Gibson recognized among 75 of the most influential figures in scientific computing by Scientific Computing World.

MILPITAS, Calif., May 26, 2026 — VDURA, a leading provider of high-performance storage and data infrastructure for scientific and technical computing, today announced that its Chief Technology and AI Officer, Garth Gibson, has been named to the SCW75, a recognition programme launched by Scientific Computing World celebrating 75 of the most influential leaders shaping the future of scientific computing.

The SCW75 brings together leaders from high-performance computing (HPC), AI infrastructure, simulation, laboratory informatics, and research computing, recognizing the individuals translating increasingly complex technology into practical scientific and engineering outcomes. The inaugural list features honorees from 14 countries, including the USA and UK.

Gibson’s inclusion reflects his decades-long contribution to storage systems research and his leadership at VDURA in delivering the scalable, high-performance data infrastructure demanded by today’s most compute-intensive workloads, from AI training to genomics and large-scale simulation.

“It is a genuine honor to be recognized alongside so many exceptional people who are doing critical work across HPC, AI infrastructure, and scientific computing,” said Garth Gibson, Chief Technology and AI Officer of VDURA. “The challenge facing our industry is not simply building faster systems, it’s ensuring that the infrastructure we build is usable, scalable, and trusted by the researchers and engineers who depend on it every day. That is what drives the work we do at VDURA.”

A Growing Market for Scientific Computing Leadership

The launch of the SCW75 comes amid unprecedented growth across AI and scientific computing infrastructure. According to Hyperion Research, the HPC, AI, and technical computing market grew by 23.5% in 2024 and is projected to exceed $100 billion by 2028, a backdrop that underscores the strategic importance of the leaders being recognized.

“Garth is a key part of the VDURA leadership team, his experience is a genuine advantage for our customers and for the broader scientific computing community,” said Ken Claffey, CEO of VDURA. “Garth brings a depth of research heritage and real-world infrastructure understanding that is rare in this industry. His recognition in the inaugural SCW75 speaks to the caliber of thinking he brings to VDURA every day, and to the mission we are on to make high-performance storage work harder for the scientists and engineers who need it most.”

The full SCW75 list is available at www.scientific-computing.com.

About VDURA

VDURA provides modern data storage infrastructure software designed for AI service providers, Neoclouds, and enterprises operating performance-intensive environments. The company’s mixed-fleet, intelligent tiering architecture enables organizations to optimize storage performance, capacity, and economics to workload requirements and the changing market conditions without sacrificing throughput, durability, or operational simplicity. Learn more at www.vdura.com.