Switzerland’s CSCS to replace Piz Daint supercomputer with new software-defined Cray system
CSCS aims to adopt virtual infrastructure to build a “general purpose supercomputer”
News - Shasta
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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
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US Air Force, US Army to acquire three Cray supercomputers for $71m
Soldiers of a fortune
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Indiana University to deploy Cray Shasta supercomputer
The first university to do so
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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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Aurora, the first US exascale supercomputer, is coming 2021
From Intel and Cray, at a cost of $500m
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Cray warns of substantial net loss in 2018 and 2019, pins hopes on Shasta
And exascale systems are on the horizon
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Lawrence Berkeley to install Perlmutter supercomputer featuring Cray's Shasta system
And Cray's CTO gives us a run-down of what's special about Shasta