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The Present and Future of AI: A Discussion with HPC Visionary Dr. Eng Lim Goh
November 27, 2020
As HPE’s chief technology officer for artificial intelligence, Dr. Eng Lim Goh devotes much of his time talking and consulting with enterprise customers about Read more…
SC20 Keynote: Climate, Exascale & the Ultimate Answer
November 19, 2020
SC20’s keynote was delivered by renowned meteorologist and climatologist Bjorn Stevens, a director at the Max Planck Institute for Meteorology since 2008 and a professor at the University of Hamburg. In his keynote, Stevens traced the history of climate science from its earliest days through... Read more…
NOAA Announces Major Upgrade to Ensemble Forecast Model, Extends Range to 35 Days
September 23, 2020
A bit over a year ago, the United States’ Global Forecast System (GFS) received a major upgrade: a new dynamical core – its first in 40 years – called the finite-volume cubed-sphere, or FV3. Now, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is bringing the FV3 dynamical core to... Read more…
Using HPC, Researchers Discover How Easily Hurricanes Form
May 21, 2020
Hurricane formation has long remained shrouded in mystery, with meteorologists unable to discern exactly what forces cause the devastating storms (also known as Read more…
Hurricane Forecasting Gets a Boost From Cloud-Piercing Satellite Data
August 26, 2019
Hurricane Harvey was a watershed moment for extreme weather modeling. Operational models made some accurate predictions – storm path, flooding potential – b Read more…
Researchers Use Supercomputing to Study Links Between Hurricanes and Climate Change
July 19, 2019
As climate change looms, researchers are scrambling to answer the question of how a warming planet will affect the frequency and severity of already-deadly hurr Read more…
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