US CHIPS and Science Act Signed Into Law

August 9, 2022

Just a few days after it was passed in the Senate, the U.S. CHIPS and Science Act has been signed into law by President Biden. In a ceremony today, Biden signed and lauded the ambitious piece of legislation, which over the course of the legislative process broadened to include hundreds of billions in additional science and technology spending. He was flanked by Speaker... Read more…

The Blueprint for the National Strategic Computing Reserve

October 12, 2021

Over the last year, the HPC community has been buzzing with the possibility of a National Strategic Computing Reserve (NSCR). An in-utero brainchild of the COVID-19 High-Performance Computing Consortium, an NSCR would serve as a Merchant Marine for urgent computing... Read more…

2020 HPCwire Awards Honor a Year of Remarkable COVID-19 Research

December 23, 2020

During SC20 in November, the HPCwire Readers’ and Editors’ Choice awards program celebrated its 17th year of honoring outstanding achievements in high-perfo Read more…

Biden to Nominate Jennifer Granholm for Energy Secretary

December 21, 2020

President-Elect Joe Biden has announced that Jennifer Granholm, former two-term governor of Michigan, will be his nominee for secretary of energy. The secretary Read more…

Facing a Dark Winter, the COVID-19 HPC Consortium Doubles Down on Triage

November 16, 2020

In March, IBM, the U.S. Department of Energy and the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy launched an unprecedented initiative: the COVID-19 HPC Consortium. The wide-ranging consortium, aimed at leveraging worldwide supercomputing to fight the coronavirus, has since... Read more…

NOAA Budget Request Undercuts Its HPC Announcements, Needs

March 13, 2020

As governments realize the urgent need for (and utility of) powerful weather and climate supercomputing, 2020 has seen a boom in major supercomputer announcemen Read more…

Trump Administration and NIST Issue AI Standards Development Plan

August 14, 2019

Efforts to develop AI are gathering steam fast. On Monday, the White House issued a federal plan to help develop technical standards for AI following up on a ma Read more…

Glimpse into NSCI Workshop at the White House

November 4, 2015

Perhaps self-evident but among the benefits flowing from National Strategic Computing Initiative discussions are clarification of specific obstacles in the path Read more…

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