Whether focused on tiny atoms or the immensity of outer space, supercomputing workloads benefit from the flexibility that the largest systems provide scientists and researchers. To meet the needs of organizations with such large AI and high performance computing (HPC) workloads, Dell Technologies today unveiled the Dell PowerEdge XE9680 system — its first system with Read article >

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The technologies powering the world’s 7 million data centers are changing rapidly. The latest have allowed IT organizations to reduce costs even while dealing with exponential data growth. Simulation and digital twins can help data center designers, builders and operators create highly efficient and performant facilities. But building a digital twin that can accurately represent Read article >

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Collaboration among researchers, like the scientific community itself, spans the globe. Universities and enterprises sharing work over long distances require a common language and secure pipeline to get every device — from microscopes and sensors to servers and campus networks — to see and understand the data each is transmitting. The increasing amount of data Read article >

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A finalist for the Gordon Bell special prize for high performance computing-based COVID-19 research has taught large language models (LLMs) a new lingo — gene sequences — that can unlock insights in genomics, epidemiology and protein engineering. Published in October, the groundbreaking work is a collaboration by more than two dozen academic and commercial researchers Read article >

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With the end of Moore’s law, traditional approaches to meet the insatiable demand for increased computing performance will require disproportionate increases in costs and power. At the same time, the need to slow the effects of climate change will require more efficient data centers, which already consume more than 200 terawatt-hours of energy each year, Read article >

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