A new feature story in the ASCR Discovery webzine looks at the benefits of building an Exascale supercomputer:
An exaflops is a quintillion, or 1018, flops – 1,000 times faster than a petaflops. Given that there are about 1 sextillion (1021) known stars, “An exascale computer could count every star in the universe in 20 minutes,” says Buddy Bland, project director at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) Leadership Computing Facility.
Industries such as railways are moving from traditional inspection methods to using AI and ML to perform automated inspection of railcars. Data streaming from the edge at high rates requires the compute power of a HPC cluster, storage and advanced analytics to return results in real time. The system also must effectively enable remote administration and management to ensure reliable….
Novo Genomics Healthcare start-up Novo Genomics is laying the foundation for personalized medicine in Saudi Arabia, with cutting-edge sequencing using the Lenovo Genomics Optimization And Scalability Tool (GOAST) architecture—based on Lenovo ThinkSystem SR630 V2 Servers powered by 3rd Gen Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors. The organization aims to harness genomics and multiomics to develop personalized […]
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