Where hype meets reality: why breakthrough computing technologies must prove their scientific worth

A white man in a blck t-shirt next to a column f text that reads: '‘New technologies should be evaluated not only by their novelty but by the value they generate’ -– Robert Roe, Editor, Scientific Computing World

High-performance computing, artificial intelligence, and quantum computing are transforming scientific research, enabling breakthroughs in drug discovery, climate modeling, and materials science. But how do we ensure billion-dollar investments in advanced computing infrastructure deliver tangible scientific value?

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The convergence of HPC and AI: Innovation in the post-Moore’s Law era

At the ISC High Performance 2025 event, hosted in Hamburg, Germany, speakers discussed how innovation in HPC and AI technology is driving advancements that aim to keep pace with Moore's Law, as shrinking transistors become increasingly expensive and challenging to manufacture.