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IBM and Moderna agree to pilot blockchain and cloud technologies to improve Covid-19 vaccine management.

Wyoming Atmospheric Research Center Selects New Supercomputer The new machine will help the National Center for Atmospheric Research conduct the research needed to better understand a range of phenomena that affect society, from the behavior of major wildfires to solar storms. by Wyoming Tribune-Eagle / January 28, 2021 Shutterstock (TNS) — The National Center for Atmospheric Research announced Wednesday that it has selected its next supercomputer for advancing the Earth system sciences, following a competitive open procurement p...

Research Center Preps for $35M Supercomputer to Study Earth as a Complex System 19 STUDIO/Shutterstock.com email The National Center for Atmospheric Research is poised to unleash a powerful supercomputer next year that’ll help researchers studying a nascent branch of science gain a more comprehensive grasp of the Earth system—and phenomena like solar storms, climate change, and extreme weather events that threaten humans’ home planet. Equipped with energy-efficient features, NCAR’s machine will replace an existing one that’s currently in operation at the federall...

New system will advance the nation’s understanding of geosciences Jan 27, 2021 - by David Hosansky A variable resolution climate simulation performed at the NCAR-Wyoming Supercomputing Center shows a landfalling hurricane. Using powerful supercomputers, scientists can run models such as the NCAR-based Community Earth System Model to study the impacts of climate change on large-scale weather events. To see this visualization and many others created from simulations run on our...

Moments after Mr. Biden‘s inauguration on Wednesday, Amazon publicized a letter it sent to the new president that said it “stands ready to assist” the incoming Democratic administration to get vaccines to people in need. “We are prepared to move quickly once vaccines are available,” Dave Clark, chief executive of the company’s consumer business, wrote in the letter. “Additionally, we are prepared to leverage our operations, information technology, and communications capabilities and expertise to assist your administration’s vaccination efforts. Our scale allows us to make a me...