Faster computers and more efficient software provide researchers with the tools they need to create and run increasingly accurate weather simulations
Source: ECP
Scientists can combine high-performance computing with geophysical and seismographic data from past events to simulate the physics of earthquakes
Source: ECP
Exascale capability opens pathways to explore promising new technologies and products and accelerate time to commercialization.
Source: ECP
Read what many of the HPC community stakeholders are saying about the impact of exascale and the ECP
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Exascale is perhaps the most significant milestone achievement in computing, offering 1,000 times more speed and power than the previous generation of the most advanced supercomputers. The US Department of Energy’s Exascale Computing Project is delivering the world's first capable exascale computing ecosystem.
| Episode | Title | Guest | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| 105 | Getting Computing Luminary Jack Dongarra’s Perspective on the Exascale Computing Project | Jack Dongarra | 22:15 |
| 104 | Siting the El Capitan Exascale Supercomputer at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory | Bronis R. de Supinski | 31:33 |
| 103 | Revisiting the CANcer Distributed Learning Environment (CANDLE) Project | John Gounley and Heidi Hanson | 21:41 |
| 102 | Delivering Impactful Science, Deploying Aurora, and Partnering with ECP at the ALCF | Katherine Riley | 31:29 |
| 101 | Discussing NERSC's Unique Global Role and Close Collaboration with ECP | Richard Gerber | 29:39 |
| 100 | Reflecting on the ‘Why’ behind Supercomputing Simulations: Advancing Science | Bronson Messer | 28:03 |
| 99 | ECP's WarpX Team Successfully Models Promising Laser Plasma Accelerator Technology | Jean-Luc Vay, Axel Huebl, Henri Vincenti, and Luca Fedeli | 32:14 |
