ORNL shreds 32,000 disk drives from Summit supercomputer
In preparation for Discovery supercomputer
News - Summit
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Oak Ridge National Laboratory to retire Summit supercomputer in November 2024
System was most powerful supercomputer in the world when first installed
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Frontier remains world's most powerful supercomputer on Top500 list; no longer only exascale machine
Top ten of 63rd biannual Top500 list remains relatively unchanged
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Summit supercomputer has life extended by 12 months
The system will support over 100 research projects during its extra year
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Riverlane and Rigetti partner with Oak Ridge for HPC and quantum integration project
The project will see the stakeholders build industry’s first benchmarking suite
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Hosting firm Summit acquires MSP Deft
Companies combine hosting and colocation services
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Frontier remains world's most powerful supercomputer on Top500 list
62nd edition of Top500 revealed - Microsoft comes in at number three
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Fugaku remains world's fastest supercomputer on Top500, behind secret Chinese exascale systems
Plus Microsoft Azure bursts into the top ten
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Japan's Arm-powered Fugaku named world's fastest supercomputer
Topping Top500 list of most powerful systems in the world
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White House, DOE, and tech industry partner to use supercomputing against Covid-19
Coronavirus consortium hopes to find treatment faster
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Cray to build first exabyte storage solution for Frontier supercomputer
Capable of four times the storage capacity of Summit
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US leads Top500 most powerful supercomputer list, but China continues to grow
Plus, Arm gets on the list for the first time ever
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US launches world's most powerful supercomputer, Summit
Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s latest machine features chips from IBM and Nvidia
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Urbacon enters joint venture with Summit Industrial Income REIT
Trust’s initial investments in the business will total CA$45m
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IBM launches first Power9 server, AC922 Power Systems
Big Blue targets the AI market, finds friends at Google and the Department of Energy
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ORNL starts installing Summit, could be world's most powerful supercomputer
Unless China reveals a surprise supercomputer