Argonne’s 44-Petaflops ‘Polaris’ Supercomputer Will Be Testbed for Aurora, Exascale Era

August 25, 2021

A new 44-petaflops (theoretical peak) supercomputer is under construction at the Department of Energy’s Argonne National Laboratory. Called Polaris, this new Read more…

Exascale Aurora System Will Visualize Spreading Cancer

April 1, 2021

Aurora, to be hosted by Argonne National Laboratory, is one of three planned exascale-class systems in the U.S. While the Intel-led system has encountered a variety of conceptual transformations (it was originally planned as a pre-exascale system) and setbacks... Read more…

ALCF and U Chicago Researchers Advance ‘Lithium Air’ Battery Technology

March 27, 2018

The lithium ion battery, which essentially transformed portable electronics, has been a tough act to follow. Last week, researchers from Argonne National Labora Read more…

ALCF’s Paul Messina on the Code Optimization Path to Exascale

September 14, 2015

To borrow a phrase from paleontology, the HPC community has historically evolved in punctuated equilibrium. In the 1970s we transitioned from serial to vector a Read more…

ALCF Summer Program Offers Unique Experience

September 3, 2015

Comprising one half of the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Leadership Computing Facility, the Argonne Leadership Computing Facility (ALCF) operates a superc Read more…

Application Readiness at the DOE, Part III: Argonne Ramps Up Early Science Program

April 20, 2015

In our third and final video from the HPC User Forum panel (The Who-What-When of Getting Applications Ready to Run On, And Across, Office of Science Next-Gen L Read more…

Application Readiness at the DOE, Part II: NERSC Preps for Cori

April 17, 2015

In our second video feature from the HPC User Forum panel, "The Who-What-When of Getting Applications Ready to Run On, And Across, Office of Science Next-Gen L Read more…

Argonne’s Paul Messina on Training for Extreme-Scale

March 12, 2015

Paul Messina, director of science for the Argonne Leadership Computing Facility (ALCF), discusses the primary objectives, curriculum and importance of the Argon Read more…

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