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NVIDIA Grace Hopper Superchip Powers 40+ AI Supercomputers Across Global Research Centers, System Makers, Cloud Providers
Dozens of new supercomputers for scientific computing will soon hop online, powered by NVIDIA’s breakthrough GH200 Grace Hopper Superchip for giant-scale AI and high performance computing. The NVIDIA GH200 enables… Read Article
‘Starship for the Mind’: University of Florida Opens Malachowsky Hall, an Epicenter for AI and Data Science
Embodying the convergence of AI and academia, the University of Florida Friday inaugurated the Malachowsky Hall for Data Science & Information Technology. The sleek, seven-story building is poised to play… Read Article
Turing’s Mill: AI Supercomputer Revs UK’s Economic Engine
The home of the first industrial revolution just made a massive investment in the next one. The U.K. government has announced it will spend £225 million ($273 million) to build… Read Article
A Quantum Boost: cuQuantum With PennyLane Lets Simulations Ride Supercomputers
Ten miles in from Long Island’s Atlantic coast, Shinjae Yoo is revving his engine. The computational scientist and machine learning group lead at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Brookhaven National… Read Article
NVIDIA Partners With India Giants to Advance AI in World’s Most Populous Nation
The world’s largest democracy is poised to transform itself and the world, embracing AI on an enormous scale. Speaking with the press Friday in Bengaluru, in the context of announcements… Read Article
A Powerful Legacy: Researcher’s Mom Fueled Passion for Nuclear Fusion
Before she entered high school, Ge Dong wanted to be a physicist like her mom, a professor at Shanghai Jiao Tong University…. Read Article
Accelerating the Accelerator: Scientist Speeds CERN’s HPC With GPUs, AI
Maria Girone is expanding the world’s largest network of scientific computers with accelerated computing and AI. Since 2002, the Ph.D. in particle physics has worked on a grid of systems… Read Article
What’s Up? Watts Down — More Science, Less Energy
People agree: accelerated computing is energy-efficient computing. The National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center (NERSC), the U.S. Department of Energy’s lead facility for open science, measured results across four of… Read Article