Cray wins $600m El Capitan contract, a 1.5 exaflops system for the National Nuclear Security Administration
But the chips inside it have yet to be decided
News - HPC & Quantum, Sebastian Moss, DatacenterDynamics
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US Air Force, US Army to acquire three Cray supercomputers for $71m
Soldiers of a fortune
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US nuclear weapons agency plans private cloud move
But nuke simulations will still require supercomputers
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US Army buys $12m IBM supercomputer in a shipping container, will test for tactical edge deployments
As part of an AI warfare effort
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Microsoft invests $1 billion in OpenAI, will partner on "Azure AI supercomputing technologies"
Artificial general intelligence is the goal, but before that expect some Azure enhancements
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Tencent to build Chinese HPC data center for BMW self-driving car simulation
As BMW announces a new CEO to navigate the difficult road ahead
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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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DARPA considers funding 'Fast Network Interface Cards' research, plans FastNICs proposers day
Hopes to speed up some machine learning workloads by 100x on distributed systems
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US trade blacklist adds Chinese supercomputing companies
Sugon, Hygon and more hit by ban
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IBM builds world’s most powerful commercial supercomputer for Total
To help with profitable fossil fuel extraction
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Nvidia to fully support Arm, says platform has "reached a tipping point" for HPC adoption
GPU company wants a piece of Europe and Japan's exascale initiatives
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Indiana University to deploy Cray Shasta supercomputer
The first university to do so
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DUG opens 15MW immersion-cooled supercomputer in Skybox Houston
250 petaflops - but on single-precision
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HPE to acquire Cray for $1.3 billion
Supercomputer consolidation
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Design completed on 250 petaflops Square Kilometre Array supercomputers
The world’s largest radio telescope needs two of the world's most powerful supercomputers
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1.5 exaflops Frontier supercomputer coming in 2021 from Cray and AMD
Oak Ridge National Laboratory is set to be the world's most powerful computer
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Fujitsu completes Post-K supercomputer design, plans to productize tech
Exascale here we come
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Aurora, the first US exascale supercomputer, is coming 2021
From Intel and Cray, at a cost of $500m
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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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US Air Force deploys four supercomputers
The first with shared capabilities
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IBM to open New York AI hardware research center
Tests currently underway on 'the Fusion chip'
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DCD Magazine out now: The exascale race
We talk to the people building the future of supercomputers