#supercomputing

#supercomputing

"Isambard-AI places Bristol at the centre of the AI revolution, spearheading AI innovation and scientific discovery in important areas such as drug discovery and climate research."

Parallel processing is a method of computing that enables the simultaneous execution of multiple tasks by dividing a larger task into smaller, independent parts, allowing multiple processors to work concurrently. This approach significantly reduces the execution time of programs, making it essential for modern high-performance and supercomputing applications.

The partnership will support the development of highly resilient Positioning, Navigation and Timing (PNT) systems, including the UK's e-LORAN project, which uses ground-based radio towers to provide a secure backup to GPS.

The Jupiter supercomputer at ISC Germany has launched into the number four spot on the Top500 list, making it Europe's most powerful system.

Jennifer Doudna, the renowned UC Berkeley professor and 2020 Nobel Prize winner for her groundbreaking gene-editing technology, has now been honored with a supercomputer named after her by Lawrence Berkeley National Lab. This recognition highlights her significant contributions to the field of biotechnology and underscores the impactful advancements arising from CRISPR technology.