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Using Exascale Supercomputers to Make Clean Fusion Energy Possible
September 2, 2022
Fusion, the nuclear reaction that powers the Sun and the stars, has incredible potential as a source of safe, carbon-free and essentially limitless energy. But Read more…
Fusion Plasma Simulation Software Couples Tokamak Core to Edge Physics
July 15, 2022
The development of a whole device model (WDM) for a fusion reactor is critical for the science of magnetically confined fusion plasmas. In the next decade, the Read more…
Supercomputer-Powered Machine Learning Supports Fusion Energy Reactor Design
February 25, 2021
Energy researchers have been reaching for the stars for decades in their attempt to artificially recreate a stable fusion energy reactor. If successful, such a Read more…
Supercomputer-Powered AI Tackles a Key Fusion Energy Challenge
August 7, 2019
Fusion energy is the Holy Grail of the energy world: low-radioactivity, low-waste, zero-carbon, high-output nuclear power that can run on hydrogen or lithium. T Read more…
Supercomputing Propels Fusion Science
September 29, 2014
University of Texas at Austin physicist Wendell Horton has been using the resources of the Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC) to study the full 3D structure Read more…
Supercomputing Energy Use Getting a Bad Rap
September 24, 2010
Power consumption of big supercomputers not that outrageous. Read more…
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