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DOE/ASCR Issue Notice of $45M Funding Opportunity to Develop Quantum Stack
February 7, 2024
The U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE’s) Office of Science, under the Advanced Scientific Computing Research (ASCR) program, has issued a $45 million funding Read more…
Inflation Reduction Act Signed Into Law, with Major Computing Implications
August 16, 2022
For the second time in as many weeks, President Biden has signed into law a major bill with significant implications for the computing sector. The Inflation Reduction Act – which is certainly the cornerstone of Biden’s first two years in office – allocates hundreds of billions of dollars toward energy security, climate change and healthcare. Among those hundreds of billions are hundreds of millions for scientific computing. At the signing ceremony... Read more…
Q&A: ORNL’s Early Steps in DOE’s March to Build a Quantum Internet
February 2, 2022
Oak Ridge National Laboratory recently became one of a handful of organizations funded by the Department of Energy to develop the underlying technology require Read more…
Biden to Nominate Jennifer Granholm for Energy Secretary
December 21, 2020
President-Elect Joe Biden has announced that Jennifer Granholm, former two-term governor of Michigan, will be his nominee for secretary of energy. The secretary Read more…
DoE Expands on Role of COVID-19 Supercomputing Consortium
March 25, 2020
After announcing the launch of the COVID-19 High Performance Computing Consortium on Sunday, the Department of Energy yesterday provided more details on its sco Read more…
Conversation: ANL’s Rick Stevens on DoE’s AI for Science Project
March 23, 2020
With release of the Department of Energy’s AI for Science report in late February, the effort to build a national AI program, modeled loosely on the U.S. Exascale Initiative, enters a new phase. Project leaders have already had early discussions with Congress... Read more…
ORNL’s Raphael Pooser on DoE’s Quantum Testbed Project
March 11, 2020
Quantum computing and quantum information science generally are areas of aggressive research at the Department of Energy. Their promise, of course, is tantalizi Read more…
New Exascale System for Earth Simulation Introduced
April 23, 2018
After four years of development, the Energy Exascale Earth System Model (E3SM) will be unveiled today and released to the broader scientific community this mont Read more…
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