Researchers are using OLCF’s Titan supercomputer to try to get closer to producing sustainable fusion for electricity.
Eric GedenkMay 5, 2015
The OLCF’s RAIT system allows incoming data to be striped across four tapes, but it also has an extra tape—called a parity tape—that can allow the data to be reconstructed in the event that a tape is damaged or lost.
Eric GedenkMay 5, 2015
OLCF staff members had a strong presence at one of the world’s premier high-performance computing conferences, the GPU Technology Conference (GTC), hosted by NVIDIA March 17–20
Eric GedenkApril 8, 2015
In the spirit of saving energy, the OLCF brought in an engineering team to evaluate how existing supercomputers could be cooled more efficiently.
Eric GedenkApril 8, 2015
A group of researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory explored the biological functions of microbial communities with high-performance computing.
Eric GedenkMarch 10, 2015
A group at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory wanted to better understand the complex interactions that enable superconductivity and needed one of the world’s fastest supercomputers to help them.
Eric GedenkMarch 10, 2015
Staff at ORNL saw a need for more efficient systems testing; through a collaboration of groups at the OLCF, they were able to build a state-of-the-art test harness.
Eric GedenkFebruary 10, 2015
