Phase 2 due live later this year in Perth, will be Australia’s most powerful supercomputer

Dogwood and Cactus to replace two Cray and two IBM/Dell systems

More than two dozen facilities operating in the yellow zone

Including additional security, data fabric, and operations management

Can save up to 30 percent compute requirements compared to air-cooling solutions

And targets 100 exaflops after 2030

Servers will be available in Q3 2022

Will support five Defense Supercomputing Resources Centers

A huge milestone - but still not enough to handle the largest models

As CHIPS Act drags on, Intel holds off on fab build out

Amazon wants to see a quantum internet

Jupiter to lead EuroHPC JU’s exascale ambitions

Facility will build server infrastructure, storage systems, and high-end PC workstations

Atos Services UK Ltd v Secretary of State for Business, Energy, and Industrial Strategy and The Meteorological Office, comes to an end

But it's still not enough to solve the chip shortage crisis

Will soon hit 375 petaflops

Samsung technical issues also delay high-end chips

Facility is capable of supporting 85MW

A boost to quantum research

But the Governor could still veto the bill under heavy crypto lobbying

The ministry's first quantum system

Joining IBM and Schneider Electric

Easy modular data centers ordered off a catalog page

Zongchang Yu created two firms, both of which had IP theft allegations thrown against them by ASML