Odinn Debuts Luggable Supercomputer
“Have GPU, will travel.” That sums up the approach that Odinn is taking with Omnia, a new suitcase-sized supercomputer that debuted at the recent CES...
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TANGO/CoNGA@SC25: Dancing Toward More Sustainable Cyberinfrastructure
In early 2025, John Gustafson asked if STEM-Trek would consider collaborating with the Conference on Next-Generation Arithmetic (CoNGA) to join our annual pre-conference workshop ahead of the Supercomputing Conference, SC25.…
AI for Science Study: Good for the Goose, But What About the Gander?
The use of AI tools by scientists is associated with a greater volume of published work, more citations, and faster promotions of individual scientists, according to a new study published…
IBM Launches Sovereign Core as AI Sovereignty Moves From Policy to Operations
As AI systems move into production across regulated industries, digital sovereignty is increasingly being defined not by where data lives, but by who controls the platforms running it. To address…
The Data Management Challenges of Genesis Mission
Much of the recent conversation around AI for science has focused on models, benchmarks, and compute capacity. Those elements matter, but we still don’t have an answer to why so…
How the Memory Shortage Is Impacting AI and HPC Projects
Surging demand for high bandwidth memory (HBM) is impacting the cost and availability of DRAM memory chips and NAND storage drives,...
SETI@home Didn't Find Aliens. But Was It a Distributed Computing Success?
For 21 years, between 1999 and 2020, millions of people worldwide loaned UC Berkeley scientists their computers to search for signs...
Full and Complete Coverage of SC25
Check out our SC25 editorial coverage, press releases, booth tour videos, daily recap videos, and photos from the show floor, all in one place.
Carrying Knowledge Forward: The Al-Khawarizmi Tour and the Journey Behind It
The Al-Khawarizmi Tour sets out with a clear purpose: to connect world-leading experts in High-Performance Computing (HPC) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) with emerging Arab talent....
2026 AI Predictions: It’s Now or Never
Since ChatGPT descended the stairs in late 2022, AI has become the most hyped new technology in decades. AI’s promise says we’ll soon have all-knowing...
Vertiv Report Details How AI Is Changing Data Center Design and Operations
Vertiv, an Ohio-based data center and networking infrastructure supplier, says AI is pushing data centers toward new power, cooling, and design models. Higher voltage power...
Berkeley Lab Uses Perlmutter to Evaluate GenAI for Scientific Imaging
Generative AI has made notable progress in producing visually convincing images, but scientific imaging requires much more accuracy. In materials science and biology, images are...
What Nvidia’s $20B Purchase of Groq’s Assets Means for AI Accelerators
As people around the world were celebrating Christmas Eve, the folks at Nvidia were busy putting the finishing touches on their biggest deal to date–the...
Why 2026 Is the Year Sovereign Cloud Finds Its Purpose
At the start of 2025, it looked like it was going to be a banner year for the sovereign cloud.…
AMD Gives Us a Peek at Upcoming Helios System, MI500 GPUs at CES
We didn’t specifically hear AMD Chairman and CEO Lisa Su singing “Anything you can do I can do better” this…
2026 Semiconductor Predictions: Here Come the AI Accelerators
We’re barely three years into the GenAI revolution, but considering how fast things are moving, it feels like it could…
What Does Nvidia’s Acquisition of SchedMD Mean for Slurm?
Just before the winter break, Nvidia announced that it acquired SchedMD, the commercial entity behind the open source Slurm scheduling…
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Modern Cost Control: Chargeback for GPU and Hybrid Cloud Environments
Interest in shared cluster chargeback models is growing as GPU clusters become increasingly common in non-HPC organizations. Due to their high costs, these clusters often operate in a shared enterprise infrastructure model—much like mainframes once did. As a result, chargeback systems are gaining favor for providing organizations with visibility into...
Nvidia Says Rubin Will Deliver 5x AI Inference Boost Over Blackwell
When it ships later this year, Nvidia’s latest Rubin GPU will sport 5x the NVPF4 inference and 3.5x the NVPF4…
The Great Operational Shift: Enterprise AI in 2026
As the calendar turns to 2026, the global business landscape is no longer just “exploring” artificial intelligence (AI); it is…
Algorithm Discovery in the Age of AI
For decades, algorithm development in high-performance computing (HPC) has relied on the painstaking work of domain experts. To achieve peak…
How Data is Changing Science – Part 3: The Infrastructure Layer
In Part 1 of this series, we examined how science is beginning to change. Less fieldwork, fewer lab hours. More screens. More…
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