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Supercomputing Research May Explain Hot Solar Winds
May 18, 2021
Space weather is dangerous. Solar winds, solar flares and ambient space radiation pose serious risks to astronauts and, somewhat more commonly, to the space equ Read more…
GTC21: Dell Building Cloud Native Supercomputers at U Cambridge and Durham
April 14, 2021
In conjunction with GTC21, Dell Technologies today announced new supercomputers at universities across DiRAC (Distributed Research utilizing Advanced Computing) in the UK with plans to explore use of Nvidia BlueField DPU technology. The University of Cambridge will expand... Read more…
DiRAC, AMD Team for ‘COSMA 8’ Cosmological Supercomputer
February 11, 2021
Despite its relatively vague name, DiRAC – which stands for “Distributed Research utilizing Advanced Computing” – serves predominantly specialized research communities, with emphases on fields like cosmology and nuclear physics. Now, in partnership with AMD, one of DiRAC’s... Read more…
Supercomputer Simulations Explain the Asteroid that Killed the Dinosaurs
May 28, 2020
The supercomputing community has cataclysms on the mind. Hot on the heels of supercomputer-powered research delving into the fate of the neanderthals, a team of Read more…
Stephen Hawking Gets a New Supercomputer
July 23, 2012
SGI newest shared-memory machine will help uncover the secrets of the universe. Read more…
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