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In a sport where championships can be won or lost by fractions of a second, the need for speed outranks everything.Away from the track, all
and stable technology partner to handle the mountains of data it generates from testing on a daily basis."We're very fortunate to have a
case use in testing and development, the need for efficient yet powerful hardware is paramount - and the reason McLaren values its
environment, you need to be faster.""The faster we can design, the faster we can engineer, the more competitive we hope to be on the
track.""Our racing heritage includes an absolute love for data - data drives everything that we do (and) Dell has been an amazing
McElhatton notes that working with Dell has allowed McLaren to bring hyperconverged infrastructure to every race, greatly simplifying the
myriad of sensors attached to the vehicle, but and also through HD video of the cars in action during practices sessions
teams at McLaren HQ for real-time analysis, allowing for quick decisions that could make all the difference during a race.McElhatton
highlights how important video data has become to Formula 1 teams in recent years, noting "video is growing ridiculouslywe're far more
from Formula 1 to apply to other real-world situations, spreading the knowledge gained from the sport to slightly more pedestrian areas
McElhatton mentions utilising data to allow aircraft to move more smoothly, optimising logistics transportation and even healthcare recovery
whether Formula 1 has become too technical, if the drivers and races have become too robotic, but McElhatton disagrees."What Formula 1 wants
yet, the company is certainly one of the leading lights when it comes to technical development and innovation."Dell's partnership with us is
absolutely critical to our business," McElhatton says, "Dell is helping us pick the right things - the smart choices to solve the problems
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