HPC HPC and AI advance researchers' understanding of turbulence Researchers in the UK and Japan are developing new approaches to better understand turbulence, focusing on AI and HPC simulation to increase the efficacy of energy generation and weather forecasting Latest Content DOE roadmap outlines new initiative for AI science, security and technology Women in HPC issues call for lightning talk proposals at SC24 Workshop Japan strengthens AI capabilities with new Nvidia-based supercomputer New technologies Hot Interconnects 2023 Call for Papers Penguin updates its cluster management software SingularityCE 3.11 broadens HPC workflows with OCI compatibility White papers Energy efficiency is driving many HPC users to the Cloud This White Paper from Hyperion Research demonstrates how HPC users can use the energy-efficient accelerated compute from Amazon Web Services (AWS) and NVIDIA to run more workloads, faster. PRACE Software Strategy for European Exascale Systems-Paper This strategy paper describes PRACE’s position on and contributions to applications and software for the European Exascale Systems. Best Practice Guide - Modern Accelerators Hardware accelerators offer certain advantages over general-purpose Central Processing Units (CPUs) as they provide a greater computational t Webcasts Energy-efficient infrastructure for HPC workloads - FREE live webinar More content Researchers harness AI to influence materials synthesis Synopsys accelerates HPC and AI supercomputing chip designs with first PCIe 7.0 IP solution Sigma2 collaborates with Iris.ai to fuel research through access to HPC in Europe HPC and AI advance researchers' understanding of turbulence NSF invests $36M to maximise performance, reduce energy demands of computing infrastructure Dell and Nvidia share updates on their collaborative AI factory Cerebras chip outperforms the world's fastest supercomputer in a molecular dynamics simulation Laser-based computing opens up new possibilities in scientific research Has Frontier lost the exascale top spot? Nvidia, ORCA and PSNC join forces to integrate quantum photonics and HPC JUPITER takes the top spot for energy efficient supercomputers UK joins European super-computing scheme Pagination Previous page ‹ Previous Page 2 Next page Next ›