Aurora accelerates aerospace design

Secretary of Energy Chris Wright and leaders from Argonne, Intel and HPE cut the ribbon to celebrate the Aurora exascale supercomputer.

Secretary of Energy Chris Wright and leaders from Argonne, Intel and HPE cut the ribbon to celebrate the Aurora exascale supercomputer.

Credit: Argonne National Laboratory

The DOE's latest exascale supercomputer is helping to advance turbulence simulations, which could lead to better aircraft designs

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