Highly accurate digital representations of physical objects or systems, or “digital twins,” will enable the next era of industrial virtualization and AI, executives from NVIDIA and BMW said Tuesday. Kicking off the ISC 2022 conference in Hamburg, Germany, NVIDIA’s Rev Lebaredian (left), vice president for Omniverse and simulation technology, was joined by Michele Melchiorre, senior Read article >

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Across Europe and the U.S., HPC developers are supercharging supercomputers with the power of Arm cores and accelerators inside NVIDIA BlueField-2 DPUs. At Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) that work is one part of a broad, multiyear collaboration with NVIDIA that targets 30x speedups in computational multi-physics applications. LANL researchers foresee significant performance gains using Read article >

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As global climate change accelerates, finding and securing clean energy is a crucial challenge for many researchers, organizations and governments. The U.K.’s Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA), through an evaluation project at the University of Manchester, has been testing the NVIDIA Omniverse simulation platform to accelerate the design and development of a full-scale fusion powerplant that Read article >

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It’s time to start building tomorrow’s hybrid quantum computers. The motivation is compelling, the path is clear and key components for the job are available today. Quantum computing has the potential to bust through some of today’s toughest challenges, advancing everything from drug discovery to weather forecasting. In short, quantum computing will play a huge Read article >

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Jorge Cardoso wears many hats, and that’s appropriate given he has so many brains. A hundred thousand of them to be exact. Cardoso is a teacher, a CTO, an entrepreneur, a founding member of the MONAI open source consortium and a researcher in AI for medical imaging. In that last role, Cardoso and his team Read article >

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Researchers grappling with today’s grand challenges are getting traction with accelerated computing, as showcased at ISC, Europe’s annual gathering of supercomputing experts. Some are building digital twins to simulate new energy sources. Some use AI+HPC to peer deep into the human brain. Others are taking HPC to the edge with highly sensitive instruments or accelerating Read article >

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