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The 2026 storage survey: strategies for AI and data-intensive research
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The SCW75 Q&A: Making supercomputing more transparent, predictable and sustainable
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The SCW75 Q&A: Building digital twins of human physiology
Andrea Townsend-Nicholson is Vice Dean (Health) in the Faculty of Life Sciences at University College London.
The SCW75 Q&A: Bringing high-performance computing to biomedicine
Professor Sarah Neuwirth
The SCW75 Q&A: Making HPC systems more transparent, efficient and sustainable
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The SCW75 Q&A: Building the infrastructure behind the UK's AI research future
Digital twin
Bull completes rollout to support Airbus' growing demand for HPC
Secretary of State Liz Kendall attends UKRI-hosted growth summit
UK bets £500 million on homegrown AI: drug discovery and defence tech among first to win backing
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
Where hype meets reality: why breakthrough computing technologies must prove their scientific worth
Lisa Spelman CEO Cornelis Networks
Accelerating AI and HPC workloads: CEO Lisa Spelman on meeting the future demands of networking technology

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