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Supercomputing rewrites the Sun’s history and Earth’s climate
Schematic of the heliosphere. Several elements that form the heliosphere are noted. The width of the sector region is expected to vary with the solar cycle. Figure created by Adam Hong. Japanese supercomputer recreates the birth of the Universe’s monster black holes
Visualization of the simulation by ATERUI III showing a rapidly growing black hole surrounded by gas. Red indicates areas of higher temperature. (Credit: Sunmyon Chon, Takaaki Takeda, 4D2U Project, NAOJ)
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Silicon spintronics brings the P-computer closer to reality
Microscope image of a semiconductor-integrated spintronic test chip developed by researchers at Tohoku University and NIST. The device demonstrates the first silicon-integrated probabilistic bit (p-bit), a key building block for future large-scale probabilistic computers designed for AI and optimization workloads. Huawei’s Tau Scaling ambition tests the limits of post-Moore semiconductor reality
He Tingbo from HUAWEI delivered a keynote speech titled "New Semiconductor Path in Practice"
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Largest Computational Biology Simulation Mimics The Ribosome
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The amino acid (green) slithers into the chemical reaction center, moving through an evolutionarily ancient corridor of the ribosome (purple). The amino acid is delivered to the reaction core by the transfer RNA molecule (yellow). Blue Sky Studios Donates Animation SuperComputer to Wesleyan
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Each rack holds 52 Angstrom Microsystem-brand “blades,” with a memory footprint of 12 or 24 gigabytes each. (Photos by Olivia Bartlett Drake) Humanities, HPC connect at NERSC
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TeraGrid ’09 'Call for Participation'
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Turbulence responsible for black holes' balancing act
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Cray Wins $52 Million SuperComputer Contract
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SDSC Researchers Accurately Predict Protein Docking
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