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Q&A: ORNL's Early Steps in DOE's March to Build a Quantum Internet - Vimarsana News

Q&A: ORNL's Early Steps in DOE's March to Build a Quantum Internet

Oak Ridge National Laboratory recently became one of a handful of organizations funded by the Department of Energy to develop the underlying technology

Next Generation Supercomputing Bill Introduced in the House - Vimarsana News

Next Generation Supercomputing Bill Introduced in the House

Next Generation Supercomputing Bill Introduced in the House CasarsaGuru/istockphoto email Provisions promoting workforce development and energy efficient operations, among others, are included in the legislation. As the Energy Department prepares to launch America’s first of several next-generation exascale supercomputers, a couple Republican lawmakers want Congress to consider future-facing investments for the even higher performing machines that will follow.  Rep. Jay Obernolte, R-Calif., recently introduced the Next Generation Computing Research and Development...

Continuing Arecibo's Legacy - Vimarsana News

Continuing Arecibo's Legacy

 E-Mail IMAGE: TACC's Ranch supercomputer, a long-term data mass storage system, is safely preserving over three petabytes of data from the Arecibo radio telescope. Ranch is an allocated resource of the Extreme... view more  Credit: TACC Millions of people have seen footage of the famed Arecibo radio telescope's collapse in December 2020. What they would not have seen from those videos was Arecibo's data center, located outside the danger zone. It stores the 'golden copy' of the telescope's data -- the original tapes, hard drives, and disk drives of sky scans since the 1960s. Now, ...