UK’s Isambard-AI supercomputer to offer 200 petaflops and link with new Dawn system in Cambridge
Details on Cambridge system lacking
News - Government & Military, Intel
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Los Alamos National Laboratory installs Crossroads supercomputer
Oppenheimer's old laboratory replaces its Trinity cluster
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UK government plans to spend up to £100m on AI chips
Government officials in talks with Nvidia, AMD and Intel
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Two exaflops supercomputer Aurora installed at the Argonne National Lab
World’s most powerful supercomputer has been finally installed at DoE lab in Illinois
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NERSC's Cori supercomputer retires
After a seven year run
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Sunspot mini-supercomputer launched as testbed for Aurora exascale system
But still no word on when Aurora will launch
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DARPA announces utility-scale quantum computing partnerships
Money and help for "underexplored" quantum avenues
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China's nuclear weapons lab has bought US chips for years, despite bans
Using them to simulate its nuclear stockpile
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Los Alamos National Laboratory installs first phase of Crossroads supercomputer
Tycho features 2,600 nodes using Intel’s Sapphire Rapids processors
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Intel indefinitely delays Ohio chip factory groundbreaking over government subsidy gridlock
As CHIPS Act drags on, Intel holds off on fab build out
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Intel and AMD halt chip sales to Russia, TSMC joins in on sanctions
Cutting Russia off from the latest chips
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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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DoD awards Intel Foundry contract for domestic chip supply
This may be IFS' largest contract to date
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Cyxtera and Nutanix partner for Federal Innovation Lab
New lab offers chance for US Gov to ‘test drive’ hybrid cloud applications
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Chip makers, big tech, and cloud companies launch Semiconductors in America Coalition to lobby government
Primarily focused on getting funding for the CHIPS Act