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US supercomputer to boost nuclear reactor research at 20.8 quadrillion ops per second
Idaho National Laboratory unveiled its newest supercomputer, Teton, to quadruple its high-performance computing capacity.
The US DOE has launched the Teton supercomputer at INL, quadrupling computing power to accelerate high-fidelity nuclear ...
INL said Thursday, Teton is an HPE Cray EX 4000 system housed at the laboratory’s Collaborative Computing Center and operated under the NSUF program. The supercomputer was delivered in September 2025 ...
Meet Athena: NASA supercomputer solves in one day what a typical PC would take 500 years to complete
NASA’s Athena supercomputer is redefining high-performance computing by completing in just one day tasks that would take a ...
A computer that can calculate hundreds of scientific tasks simultaneously and thus helps provide a solution to key social challenges: this is the new IT heart of Paderborn University. The ‘Otus’ ...
Athena is a next-generation supercomputing platform built to support data-heavy and simulation-intensive research. It is part ...
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SpaceX plans orbital AI supercomputers powered by the sun, not Earth
SpaceX is no longer content with using rockets to launch satellites that beam internet back to Earth. The company now wants ...
Athena, NASA's latest supercomputer, went online in January following a beta testing period. The US space agency says the new ...
First announced in April 2022, Ascend comprises of Dell PowerEdge servers, 48 AMD EPYC CPUs, and 96 Nvidia A100 80GB Tensor Core GPUs with Nvidia NVLink, and connected by the NVIDIA Quantum 200 Gbps ...
Features: High-performance computing is helping Space agencies and universities compress simulation cycles, train AI models faster, and enable more autonomous missions.
Following on from the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking (EuroHPC JU) signed earlier this May, the government has opened up applications for public research organisations to host the UK’s artificial ...
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