Oak Ridge Leadership Computing Facility

The Oak Ridge Leadership Computing Facility and General Electric, an industry user of the OLCF’s 27-petaflop Titan supercomputer, have been recognized in the annual HPCwire Readers’ Choice Awards for Best Use of HPC Application in the Energy Industry.

OLCF staff members presented for the first time at the 2016 ACM Richard Tapia conference, which aims to bring students and professionals together to promote diversity in computing.

Teams from St. Jude, Duke, Georgia Tech were some of the new entities at the latest OLCF Hackathon, held last month.

Using the Titan supercomputer, a team at Oak Ridge National Laboratory is developing automated data tools for cancer research by employing deep learning techniques.

Over the last decade, the OLCF has improved its notification practices to include more targeted material and additional ways to get the message out.

In 1980, the US and Japan formed the Joint Institute for Fusion Theory to improve collaboration on fusion research. This year, a three-day JIFT workshop came to ORNL.