MINNEAPOLIS — DTN, an operational decisioning company for energy, agriculture, and weather-driven industries, announced a collaboration with NVIDIA and Amazon Web Services. Building upon meteorological knowledge from DTN, NVIDIA from AI and scalable compute infrastructure from AWS, the collaboration is intended to provide improvements in weather prediction accuracy, timeliness, and detail beyond traditional forecasting methods. […]
HPE Cray Supercomputer Selected for Environmental Forecasting in New Zealand
September 22, 2025 by
HPE today announced that Earth Sciences New Zealand (formally NIWA) of Aotearoa (New Zealand) selected the HPE Cray XD2000 HPC system, built for AI and simulation workloads ….
NOAA Supercomputing Capacity Expanded for Advanced National Weather Forecasting
August 15, 2023 by
FALLS CHURCH, Va. – The computing capacity of twin supercomputers used by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) have been expanded by 20 percent….
Eviden in $100M HPC Weather Systems Deal with India’s Earth Sciences Ministry
June 22, 2023 by
Paris – June 22, 2023 – Eviden, the Atos business for advanced computing, today announced it was awarded a $100M contract with NCMRWF, on behalf of the India Ministry of Earth Sciences, to build two AMD- and NVIDIA-powered supercomputers for weather modelling and climate research for IITM and NCMRWF. These systems, based on Eviden’s BullSequana […]
NWP Development with Nearly 10x Higher Performance Provided by Huawei OceanStor Pacific Scale-Out Storage
May 30, 2023 by
ISC is an annual global event in which high performance computing (HPC) users and technology providers come together to discuss the prospects of HPC in different areas. A concerns to us all is weather forecasting….
Lenovo HPC Helps Forecast Potentially Disastrous Weather Events in Saudi Arabia
April 12, 2023 by
When people think of weather in Saudi Arabia, they probably think of dust storms before flooding. A team led by Lenovo, WeMET P.C. and the University of Connecticut worked with the Saudi National Center for Meteorology to develop….
Atos Wins £24M Settlement over UK Met Office Weather Supercomputer Contract
January 9, 2023 by
The Financial Times reported today that the government of the UK has paid a £24 million settlement to Atos over an £850 million contract awarded to Microsoft for a weather supercomputer to be used by the UK’s Met Office. “The French company, which was the only other shortlisted bidder, filed a lawsuit in May last […]
HPE Weather HPC System Stood up at Meteorological Service Singapore
October 27, 2022 by
HPE continued its strong showing in the HPC weather sector with the announcement it has built a 401.4 teraFLOPS supercomputer for the Meteorological Service Singapore (MSS) to advance forecasting and tropical climate research for Singapore and the broader Southeast Asia region. The system delivers nearly twice the performance and advanced capabilities across compute, storage, software […]
HPE to Build Weather Supercomputer for Denmark, Iceland, Ireland and The Netherlands
November 10, 2021 by
Building on its UK Met Office win, one of the largest supercomputer deals of the past year, Hewlett Packard Enterprise today announced that it is building a supercomputer for the United Weather Centres – West (UWC-West), a collaboration between the Danish Meteorological Institute, Icelandic Met Office, Met Éireann, Ireland’s national weather service, and the Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute to advance […]
Why HPE Cray EX Is the Supercomputer of Choice at Leading Weather Centers
September 23, 2021 by
[SPONSORED POST] For decades, compute resources used for weather forecasting have tracked with advances in state-of-the-art supercomputing. Which is to say that the weather segment demands systems with the greatest data ingest and storage capacity combined with the most powerful processing capabilities. As the accuracy of daily weather forecasts and warnings of severe weather depend on high-performance computing combined, increasingly, with artificial intelligence, it is perhaps not surprising that weather segment IT spending has not been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Hyperion Research predicts that it will in fact grow by an astonishing 33 percent between 2021–20241, significantly outpacing
