Exascale machines, accelerator roadmaps, and the infrastructure behind every large-scale workload.
EuroHPC signed a EUR 29.76M contract with the relaunched Bull to deploy the Mimer AI Factory in Linköping, Sweden. At roughly a tenth the budget of Italy's IT4LIA, Mimer is less a new flagship machine and more a services envelope.
ISC 2026 research on LUMI, Leonardo, CRESCO8: Slingshot held performance; InfiniBand collapsed 5x under Incast, the AI gradient-sync traffic pattern.
A planner/executor agent hierarchy drove a 5,591-MOF screening campaign across 256 Aurora nodes. Orchestration overhead came in under 90 seconds per run.
DOE's SYNAPS-I targets unified AI analysis across seven beamline facilities. Can it coordinate deployment or will it fragment like existing implementations?
Iranian drone strikes took down AWS availability zones in Dubai and Bahrain, forcing a global reassessment of data center siting.
Canada currently ranks 78th on the Top500. They'll Need Ottawa's Help.
A half-century-old question in astrophysics now has an answer, and the story behind it is as much about compute infrastructure as it is about stars.
xAI's Cortex 2, Meta's mega-clusters, and the $100B NVIDIA-OpenAI deal represent computing installations that dwarf anything on the official rankings. The supercomputing world hasn't reckoned with what that means.
Power has replaced transistor density as the binding constraint on computing growth. The consequences are reshaping everything from real estate markets to geopolitics.
The people who built Frontier - the world's first exascale supercomputer - are now designing the next generation of AI data centers. The hyperscalers should be paying attention.
The Leadership-Class Computing Facility's first new site selection in a generation lands at an HBCU. The workforce implications matter as much as the FLOPS.