Introducing the Aurora Supercomputer
With Intel tech, the Aurora supercomputer at Argonne National Laboratory is advancing supercomputting to zettascale, creating groundbreaking precision and computing performance. From making supercoding more accessible to scaling computing to the next frontier, Aurora will enable breakthrough science, innovation and discovery to address some of the world’s biggest challenges.
With the computing power of a million laptops, exascale supercomputers could help solve today’s most pressing problems. However, they’re too complex to be programmed and used by most scientists. At the Cambridge Open Zettascale Lab, they are developing Intel oneAPI — a new programming environment making supercoding more accessible to programmers.
With solutions like Intel oneAPI, professionals in every industry tackle global-scale challenges—from understanding the universe to developing personalized medicine and healthcare.
Learn more about the next generation of supercomputers here.
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