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Computing-Driven Medicine: Sleeping Better with HPC
As a senior undergraduate student at Fisk University in Nashville, Tenn., Ifrah Khurram's calculus professor, Dr. Sanjukta Hota, encouraged her to apply for the Sustainable Research Pathways Prog …
LLNL Engineers Harness Machine Learning to Unlock New Possibilities in Lattice Structures
Lattice structures, characterized by their complex patterns and hierarchical designs, offer immense potential across various industries, including automotive, aerospace, and biomedical engineerin …
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Researchers Benchmark Nvidia’s GH200 Supercomputing Chips
September 4, 2024
Nvidia is putting its GH200 chips in European supercomputers, and researchers are getting their hands on those systems and releasing research papers with perfor Read more…
What’s New with Chapel? Nine Questions for the Development Team
September 4, 2024
HPC news headlines often highlight the latest hardware speeds and feeds. While advances on the hardware front are important, improving the ability to write soft Read more…
NSF Seeks Proposals for Next Round of Quantum Leap Challenge Institutes
September 3, 2024
Last week NSF issued a request for the next round of proposals for its Quantum Leap Challenge Institutes (QLCI). First established in 2020, the QLCI program, as Read more…
AI Delivers Swifter Simulations for Modern Science
August 28, 2024
(Note: The original story is reproduced here with permission from Sandia Labs.) A good machine-learning algorithm is a powerful research accelerator. Pair Read more…
CEO Q&A: Acceleration is Quantinuum’s New Mantra for Success
August 27, 2024
At the Quantum World Congress (QWC) in mid-September, trapped ion quantum computing pioneer Quantinuum will unveil more about its expanding roadmap. Its current Read more…
OpenFold Advances Protein Modeling with AI and Supercomputing Power
August 22, 2024
Proteins, life’s building blocks, perform a wide range of functions based on their unique shapes. The molecules fold into specific forms and shapes that defin Read more…
Preparing for the Next Pandemic: Developing an Open Science Platform for Better Decision-Making in Public Health
August 16, 2024
Ask any Epidemiologist about another pandemic, and they will reply, "It is not a question of if, but of when." Many hard lessons were learned during the height Read more…
High-Performance Computing and AI: Powering GPU Computing with Hyperscale NAS
August 12, 2024
In recent years, high-performance computing (HPC) and artificial intelligence (AI) have revolutionized how organizations process and analyze massive amounts of Read more…
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