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Stuttgart’s supercomputer center has been cruising down the autobahn of high performance computing like a well-torqued coupe, and now it’s making a pitstop for some AI fuel. Germany’s High-Performance Computing Center Stuttgart (HLRS), one of Europe’s …

This is what smart people do for fun. Detecting gravitational waves millions of light years away, in real time. Powering computationally fast quantum mechanical simulations at high accuracy and low cost. Proving the feasibility of fusion as a source of…

The Human Brain Project has ambitions to advance brain research, cognitive neuroscience and other brain-inspired sciences like few other projects before it. Created in 2013 by the European Commission, the project’s aims include gathering, organizing and disseminating data describing the brain and its diseases, and simulating the brain itself.¹ To do so, they’re going to […]

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Understand the brain’s workings by analyzing cerebral slices. Use 3D heart models to develop better treatments, while lowering reliance on animal experiments. Study how dark matter will form when Andromeda galaxy and Milky Way collide. These are just a few of the challenges researchers are tackling using supercomputers, AI and big data. GPUs are at […]

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Simulating the airflow through jet engines. Visualizing how tornadoes form. Modeling weather conditions for climate prediction. Researchers are tackling some of the world’s toughest challenges using a combination of supercomputers, artificial intelligence and big data. GPUs are at the center of this work. Find out how at NVIDIA’s booth 730 at the International Supercomputing Conference, […]

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The stakes are high on oil rigs planted in the middle of the North Sea. Set aside the bitter weather and stormy seas. A rig costs approximately $300,000 a day to run. Multiple companies might share time and operations on it. Day and night shifts strive to keep it running 24 hours a day. NVIDIA… Read More

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