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Pair of Crays Advance Petascale Weather Forecasting in India
January 30, 2018
India is stepping up its supercomputing prowess with the launch of two Cray XC40 supercomputers this month. The larger 4 petaflops unit ("Pratyush"), located at Read more…
NERSC’s ‘Shifter’ Makes Container-based HPC a Breeze
August 7, 2015
The explosive growth in data coming out of experiments in cosmology, particle physics, bioinformatics and nuclear physics is pushing computational scientists to Read more…
NERSC Invites Haswell-Based Cray XC40 Into Cori Fold
April 22, 2015
Nearly one year after the Department of Energy inked a $70 million contract for the exascale-relevant Cori system, news of a second, smaller system has come Read more…
Seismic Supercomputer Balloons to Five Petaflops — This One’s a Cray
March 25, 2015
When it comes to oil and gas supercomputers, the ante has been upped once again. In the past couple years, energy giants BP, Total and Eni have rolled out mega Read more…
‘Piz Dora’ Piggybacks Swiss Supercomputer ‘Piz Daint’
December 11, 2014
Already the world's most energy-efficient petascale supercomputer, "Piz Daint" – the Cray XC30 system installed at the Swiss National Supercomputing Centre (C Read more…
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