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Partnership brings access to elite supercomputer for cutting-edge fire-protection efforts.
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GE Research using Oak Ridge National Laboratory Cray “Titan” for Industrial Cold Temperature Research Projects.
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Researchers at the GE Global Research Center are modeling freezing water to develop ice-shedding wind turbine blades using Titan.
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Scientists at GE Global Research are using the multi-petaflop Titan supercomputer at Oak Ridge National Laboratory to study the way that ice forms as water droplets come in contact with cold surfaces.
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Supercomputing simulations at Oak Ridge National Laboratory enabled SmartTruck Systems engineers to develop the UnderTray System.
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Ford researchers wanted to optimize engine bay airflow while considering a significant number of design parameters, a job that required supercomputing resources on a completely new scale.
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For Procter & Gamble, access to Oak Ridge means it can do things it had never imagined before-like delve deeper into understanding how different compounds react with one another at a molecular level or how human hair and skin absorb those agents. (.pdf)
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Demand for supercomputers has increased five-fold over the past five years.
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In a breakthrough that harnesses video-game technology for solving science’s most complex mysteries, the U.S. government’s new Titan machine was named the world’s fastest supercomputer.
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Jaguar helps allow BMI to complete the modeling phase of the Smart Truck project approximately ten times faster than otherwise possible.
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Computer modelling is being used to improve the airflow around big trucks and reduce their fuel consumption.
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Mike Idelchik explains the energy goals of GE Global Research, particularly the development of efficient wind turbines through simulation.
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