The new system will triple NCSA’s AI computing capacity.

The California-based system is the third system ever to achieve exascale ranking.

This upgrade aims to simplify development of parallel programs.

The platform offers an 11x performance boost with enhanced data protection.

The report surveys the current landscape and future direction of HPC and AI technologies.

Researchers could send data to a remote computing facility for analysis in real time.

The offerings are designed to handle accelerated computing demands.

Increasing demands challenge existing storage systems.

The foundation model can run on a desktop computer.

The $23 million program is led by Oak Ridge National Laboratory.