Blue Waters Petaflop Supercomputer Installation University Illinois. Will take over construction of the stalled $300 million blue waters supercomputer project, three months after ibm pulled out citing cost and. Blue waters ,the $300 million supercomputer once hoped to be the world's most powerful, finally turned on and running at petaflop speed, after years of delays and massive cost overruns.
Toured National Petascale Computing Facility Philip Brewer from www.philipbrewer.net
These teams will use blue waters to improve our understanding of tornadoes, earthquakes, the spread of contagious diseases, the formation of galaxies, the behavior of molecules and more. Will take over construction of the stalled $300 million blue waters supercomputer project, three months after ibm pulled out citing cost and. How will scientists and engineers across the country use this tremendous resource?
Blue Waters Petascale Supercomputer Now In Friendly User Phase.
How will blue waters benefit science? After ibm walked away from the project after 3 years of planning, cray stepped in to pick up the $188 million. Ncsa dubbed the project and the supercomputer blue waters, a name inspired by.
Ncsa Has Several Systems That Are Being Used As Stepping Stones For The Sustained Petaflop System That Will Come Online In 2011.
Now, in around 9 months time, blue waters should be fully operational. How will scientists and engineers across the country use this tremendous resource? Tours of the blue waters supercomputer are offered in conjunction with engineering open house.
Installation Of Blue Waters Petaflop Supercomputer Begins An Anonymous Reader Writes The National Center For Supercomputing Applications At The University Of Illinois Is Finally Getting The Troubled Blue Waters Supercomputer Installed.
Blue waters supercomputer opens for 24/7 science An anonymous reader writes the national center for supercomputing applications at the university of illinois is finally getting the troubled blue waters supercomputer installed. After ibm walked away from the project after 3 years of planning, cray stepped in to pick up the $188 million contract.
These Groups From Across The Country Will Use Blue Waters For Challenging Research In Weather And Climate, Astrophysics,.
Blue waters petascale supercomputer now in friendly user phase Blue waters ,the $300 million supercomputer once hoped to be the world's most powerful, finally turned on and running at petaflop speed, after years of delays and massive cost overruns. Will take over construction of the stalled $300 million blue waters supercomputer project, three months after ibm pulled out citing cost and.
Blue Waters Is Expected To Be The Most Powerful Supercomputer In The World For Open Scientific Research When It Comes Online At Illinois In 2011.
The blue waters project faces an interesting challenge: Blue waters, a supercomputer that's expected to boast sustained speeds of a thousand trillion operations a second (a petaflop), is now being installed at the university of illinois after more than. How will their research be advanced by a supercomputer that can do 1.
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