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Researchers Report Advance in Achieving Room Temp Entanglement
January 12, 2024
Room temperature quantum computing and sensing has long been an area an area of intense pursuit; if accomplished, it will simplify and expand quantum informatio Read more…
Thomas Sterling on CREST and Academia’s Role in HPC Research
February 27, 2017
The US advances in high performance computing over many decades have been a product of the combined engagement of research centers in industry, government labs, Read more…
Moving Just to Exascale or Preparing for Sustained Scaling?
November 11, 2016
Forward looking thinkers and programs are setting the course of the nation and internationally towards the acclaimed achievement of exascale computing. The value to important application domains from multi-physics simulation to societal data analytics and the wide range of problems encompassed hardly needs explaining to this community. Read more…
Thomas Sterling: ‘Why We Want to be Part of OpenHPC’
March 18, 2016
The Indiana University Center for Research in Extreme Scale Technologies (CREST) has been part of the OpenHPC community effort since it was launched Novembe Read more…
XPRESS Route to Exascale
February 28, 2013
The Center for Research in Extreme Scale Computing (CREST) at Indiana University just got a $1.1 million grant to help further the move to exascale computing. Director Thomas Sterling is using some of the money to bolster UI's research into highly parallel processing for HPC. He talks to HPCwire about his plans. Read more…
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