We announced the Trillion Parameter Consortium (TPC, see tpc.dev) today - more than 500 people from more than 60 organizations around the world. anl.gov/article/new-internat…
Fun to watch NASCAR from above (my first). Though they keep wiping out taking a left off Columbus onto Balbo and I have to say I’ve taken that turn countless times without any issues. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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A new article from @ChicagoMag details the efforts to build @argonne's Aurora #exascale supercomputer and how it will help drive advances in science and technology.
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Was great to join @SecGranholm, @SenatorDurbin, @RepBobbyRush & WH officials at @Argonne to highlight funding for our national labs featured in the #InflationReductionAct.
These investments will accelerate scientific discovery to help us build a cleaner, stronger economy!
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#ExascaleDay is tomorrow! Follow along all week to learn how @doescience's #exascale supercomputers will supercharge a new era of scientific discoveries.
At @argonne, we're collaborating with @intelhpc and @HPE_HPC to launch the upcoming Aurora system ▶️ alcf.anl.gov/aurora
Congrats to @ianfoster on receiving (well earned!) the 2022 Ken Kennedy Award! (hpcwire.com/off-the-wire/ian…)
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If you paid a fortune at the pump this weekend, we recently voted to crack down on gas price gouging and every single republican voted no.
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Ted Cruz Declares, 'What Stops Armed Bad Guys Is Armed Good Guys' After 19 Armed Guys Didn't Stop Armed Guy With a Gun mediaite.com/a/fbjwl
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I posted "The History of the Grid" on Arxiv. This 2011 article reviews the work that, from the 1990s onwards, pioneered on-demand and federated computing and data over then-new high-speed networks. arxiv.org/abs/2204.04312
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Congratulations to Jack Dongarra for well-deserved Turing Award. His use of mathematics, in particular linear algebra, as a language for programming increasingly complex computer architectures has lasted 30+ years and enabled scaling by billions. fortune.com/2022/03/30/turin…
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What a difference a decade makes for connecting scientists worldwide: The @globus counter in 2012 (7 PB total transferred, 100s MB/s aggregate) ...
Excellent quick summary of increasing powerful computational capabilities for climate modeling!
Underpinning the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)'s 6th Assessment report are climate models run on huge parallel computers. Today, those computers are close to exascale; 25 years ago, they ran around one billion times more slowly 1/5 ipcc.ch/assessment-report/ar…
Cancelled my @yourKarma account after eight years. Two experiences where they demonstrated that their company name is just a gimmick. No integrity.
Nice article on our @discoverDPI science team w/ @rporetsky, @apack11, @anujtiwariTweet, Laura Clements, @marinemicrobiom, @harknessa at @CurrentWater, Sarah Owens at @argonne, and others helping public health departments track/forecast COVID-19 trends. discovermagazine.com/health/…
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Our 1/20/22 virtual symposium marking 10 years since AoT conception is available now with transcript. Thanks to @DiscoverDPI and @miurbanchicago for hosting! uchicagogroup.zoom.us/rec/pl…
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What's happening with AoT? What's the future? What have we learned? Join us for a virtual symposium hosted by @miurbanchicago and @DiscoverDPI featuring @cec, @BettencourtLuis, @brennaberman, @until_arch, @mpapka, and others. eventbrite.com/e/chicagos-ar…
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Carlo Graziani's writes on "#Covid19 #Omicron and a Typology of 'Breakthrough Infections'"; notes that "there is no evidence whatsoever that Omicron produces Type 1 breakthrough infections." wordpress.cels.anl.gov/covid…


















