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ORNL Activates 5th Supercomputer to Aid NOAA's Climate Science Simulation Projects - Vimarsana News

ORNL Activates 5th Supercomputer to Aid NOAA's Climate Science Simulation Projects

Looking for the latest Government Contracting News? Read about ORNL Activates 5th Supercomputer to Aid NOAA's Climate Science Simulation Projects.

Oak Ridge National Laboratory launches 10 petaflops supercomputer for climate research - Vimarsana News

Oak Ridge National Laboratory launches 10 petaflops supercomputer for climate research

HPC in partnership with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)

Speed innovation: How Saudi university lab is helping McLaren lap F1 field - Vimarsana News

Speed innovation: How Saudi university lab is helping McLaren lap F1 field

JEDDAH: When McLaren Racing teammates Daniel Ricciardo and Lando Norris finished first and second in September’s Italian Grand Prix, the gap between them was just 1.747 seconds. If either had run just a few seconds slower at Monza, Formula 1’s fastest track, they would have tumbled off the winner’s podium and into the middle of the pack. That is why F1 teams spend tens of

QU and Thales to boost cybersecurity knowledge in Qatar - Vimarsana News

QU and Thales to boost cybersecurity knowledge in Qatar

Qatar University renews its partnership with global technology leader, Thales, to continue developing innovative cybersecurity solutions, upskill local youth and protect the country against emerging cyber threats

KAUST Leverages Mixed Precision for Geospatial Data - Vimarsana News

KAUST Leverages Mixed Precision for Geospatial Data

KAUST Leverages Mixed Precision for Geospatial Data By Oliver Peckham July 28, 2021 For many computationally intensive tasks, exacting precision is not necessary for every step of the entire task to obtain a suitably precise result. The alternative is mixed-precision computing: using high precision where it matters, using low precision where it doesn’t as much. Now, a research team led by the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) has applied mixed-precision computing to drastically reduce the computational load of large geospatial dataset modeling. “For decades, model...