Oak Ridge Leadership Computing Facility

The OLCF played a major role in the annual American Physical Society March Meeting—the largest gathering of physicists in the world—by bringing high-performance computing talks to the meeting as part of a petascale computing focus session.

The OLCF’s new ARM1 early development system gives researchers the opportunity to test various software packages and explore an experimental environment for ARM architecture–based systems.

Every month the OLCF hosts webinar-based conference calls to provide system users with information about best practices, new tools, and how-to guides.

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.

Valentine Anantharaj, computational scientist at the OLCF, contributed to the organization of the ISSAOS summer school by suggesting HPC topics, delivering lectures, and leading workshops.

OLCF representatives lead revised sessions and recruit for student practicums
For the sixth year in a row, staff from the Oak …

With the formation of the ADAC institute earlier this year, ORNL is partnering with supercomputing centers in Japan and Switzerland to work toward common goals, share expertise, and identify promising pathways for future high-performance computing systems.

Staff members from ORNL and the OLCF once again took leadership roles at the annual Cray User Group meeting,

One hundred thirty-three people attended the 2016 Oak Ridge Leadership Computing Facility (OLCF) User Meeting, making it the largest user meeting to date.