DOE and National Nuclear Security Administration details upcoming ATS-5 supercomputer
Will be housed at Los Alamos National Laboratory, New Mexico
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El Capitan named world's most powerful supercomputer
But China still doesn't take part
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DoD launches new biological defense supercomputer at Lawrence Livermore Lab
Specs not shared, but same architecture as upcoming El Capitan system
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Los Alamos National Laboratory installs Crossroads supercomputer
Oppenheimer's old laboratory replaces its Trinity cluster
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Installation of El Capitan supercomputer begins at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
The two exaflops supercomputer is underway
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US national labs award AMD advanced memory research contract for nuclear stockpile workloads
NNSA looks to build the post-exascale supercomputers of tomorrow
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NNSA to assess Cerebras chip as possible post-exascale tech
Exascale is so 2022
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DOE's NNSA builds Lawrence Livermore exascale facility for El Capitan supercomputer
Facility is capable of supporting 85MW
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DOE’s National Nuclear Security Administration to pay Dell $40m for 40 petaflops of supercomputing
CTS-2 to power modeling and simulation on US nuclear weapons stockpile
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Switch hosts National Nuclear Security Administration's Emergency Communications Network
Coming in under budget and ahead of schedule
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Los Alamos, NNSA install cooling system to prep for exascale supercomputers
Los Alamos is getting ready for when exascale becomes available
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Corona vs coronavirus: AMD and Penguin Computing to upgrade aptly named LLNL supercomputer
Christened back in 2018, Corona has a vital new mission
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El Capitan supercomputer to feature AMD chips, break 2 exaflops barrier
Supercomputing power goes nuclear
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US nuclear weapons agency plans private cloud move
But nuke simulations will still require supercomputers
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Cooling exascale: Lawrence Livermore plans two exascale supercomputers totaling 85MW
At DCD>San Francisco, we get a glimpse at what's happening at B453
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Los Alamos upgrades its D-Wave quantum computer
2,000 qubits for the National Nuclear Security Administration
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Los Alamos issues RFP for Crossroads supercomputer
The machine will be used to simulate nuclear weapons tests
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Los Alamos National Laboratory to fund Marvell's advanced server tech development
Making NNSA workloads more efficient
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Penguin Computing, AMD and Mellanox to deliver supercomputing cluster to LLNL
Corona is a small system to be used for assessing future architectures at the National Nuclear Security Administration
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Los Alamos, NNSA and Cray deploy Arm supercomputer
Marvell's ThunderX2 gets to work
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Lawrence Livermore unveils world's third fastest supercomputer, Sierra
National Nuclear Security Administration system will model nuclear decay