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2022 HPC Road Trip: LBNL, NERSC, and ESnet Briefings
February 7, 2023
Time to finally(!) clear the 2022 decks and get the rest of the 2022 Great American Supercomputing Road Trip content out into the wild. The last part of the yea Read more…
Scientists Ponder Magnetite for Potential Transistor Breakthrough
August 9, 2013
As computer chips got faster over the years, chip designers have experimented with exotic semiconductor materials, including forms of arsenic, in hope of exceeding the performance limitations imposed by silicon. It turns out that a potential 1,000x boost in switching speeds may be had by utilizing good old magnetite, the common magnetic mineral found all over the earth. Read more…
Workshop Focuses on Use of Manycore and Accelerator-based Computing for Advancing Science
December 16, 2009
Online, at conferences and in theory, manycore processors and the use of accelerators such as GPUs and FPGAs are being viewed as the next big revolution in high performance computing. If they can live up to the potential, these accelerators could someday transform how computational science is performed, providing much more computing power and energy efficiency. Read more…
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