An HPC Computer Scientist. These opinions are my own, coming to you live from
Greenville, SC, USA
Joined January 2014
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For all science and math teachers: a great, real world demonstration of the speed of light vs. the speed of sound!
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United States Mint Releases 2026 American Innovation® $1 Coin Program Designs. This design exhibits a stylized aerial view of the Cray-1 supercomputer. The image emphasizes the Cray-1 shape, the shape of a “C” for Cray-1 and “computer.” hpe.to/6012B8kLwe
'On April 1st, HPE Spaceborne astronaut alumni Christina Koch, who supported the first mission in 2019, will be the first woman to travel beyond low earth orbit as she circles the moon aboard Artemis II. Best of luck to Christina and the entire crew.' hpe.to/6018B6Wsqi
On April 1st, HPE Spaceborne astronaut alumni Christina Koch, will be the first woman to travel beyond low earth orbit as she circles the moon aboard Artemis II. Best of luck to Christina and the entire crew. ' Learn more: hpe.to/6011B6WsUT
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Great spending time with @HPE at #HPDiscover last week. From the @AntonioNeri_HPE keynote, to the Celebration Event with Antonio and CMO @JJacksonJJ3, to our sessions with Dr. Fernandez and the Spaceborne team, #KIOXIA was proud to be a top sponsor. Already looking to 2025!
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If you're building your agenda for the upcoming #HPDiscover event, be sure to add the joint KIOXIA/HPE breakout sessions to learn how the Spaceborne project with @HPE/@NASA/#KIOXIA is bringing innovation from the data center to space. bit.ly/3Vnqezw
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"We're excited to work with Astrolab and the entire team to revolutionize lunar operations. This partnership showcases a collective commitment to pushing boundaries and driving advancements in space exploration." Russell Ralston, Vice President of EVA, Axiom Space #AxEMU
NASA has awarded Astrolab and its partners a contract worth up to $1.9 billion to advance the development of the Lunar Terrain Vehicle which will help Artemis astronauts explore more of the Moon’s surface.
Read the full announcement: businesswire.com/news/home/2…
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Not your Grandpa's Moon car - @nasa has selected the next generation lunar rovers. I've test-driven @Astrolab_Space's FLEX vehicle in Death Valley.
Full story: tinyurl.com/86dtarw2
Mark Fernandez,Ph.D. retweeted
NASA has awarded Astrolab and its partners a contract worth up to $1.9 billion to advance the development of the Lunar Terrain Vehicle which will help Artemis astronauts explore more of the Moon’s surface.
Read the full announcement: businesswire.com/news/home/2…
Mark Fernandez,Ph.D. retweeted
Grateful @MdotFernandez presented today @NASA HBISS seminar🔗 osdr.nasa.gov/bio/data/hbiss… Spaceborne Computer covered @Space_Station @HPE & great to hear about Federated Learning OpenFL & bio experiment between ISS/ground, privacy @NASAGeneLab @intel @psfoley osdr.nasa.gov/bio/
TIL that you can just install normal servers into a space station and they… just work. Especially now that SSDs and ECC are the norm, you basically can just buy them from the website of your vendor and they’ll work. This is basically an off the shelf HP: issnationallab.org/release-n…
Mark Fernandez,Ph.D. retweeted
TIL that you can just install normal servers into a space station and they… just work. Especially now that SSDs and ECC are the norm, you basically can just buy them from the website of your vendor and they’ll work. This is basically an off the shelf HP: issnationallab.org/release-n…
Mark Fernandez,Ph.D. retweeted
Today, 130 TERABYTES of @KIOXIAAmerica SSDs were sent to the International Space Station aboard the HPE Spaceborne Computer-2.
This computer is going to help conduct scientific experiments aboard the ISS 😮
Learn more here: lmg.gg/EU7lF #sponsored
Mark Fernandez,Ph.D. retweeted
Congratulations to the ISS team on a successful capture of Cygnus NG20. As part of the Computer Resources sent, HPE SpaceBorne Computer-2, with 130TB of KIOXIA SSDs, is providing updated high performance computing to speed scientific research at the ISS. image: NASA TV #NG20
Mark Fernandez,Ph.D. retweeted
With the NG-20 launch to resupply the ISS scheduled for this week, KIOXIA has been talking about the HPE SpaceBorne Computer-2 project. What is it and why is it such an important project for the ISS astronauts and for science in general? Watch this! bit.ly/3SgbSOx
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Expanding its venture into space computing, an updated @hpe Spaceborne Computer-2 will launch on #NG20 aiming to improve research on the @Space_Station, including quicker processing of Earth observations & more efficient monitoring of astronaut health: ow.ly/OAKC50QtISC
ALT Hewlett Packard Enterprise's Spaceborne Computer-2 onboard the International Space Station
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Watch Starship’s second integrated flight test → spacex.com/launches xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1dRKZEWQv…
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@MdotFernandez at the @HPE CTO Summit, presenting an Spaceborne/Edge Computing update #HPC #HPCinSpace
Planning to push the edge of the edge in #EdgeComputing from the #ISS out an additional 250,000 miles! To the #Moon Baby!
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More than 30 million megabytes of storage being added to #SpaceborneComputer !
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One step closer to cruising on the Moon! 🌙 #SpaceExploration #ParisAirShow2023
𝙏𝙝𝙞𝙨 𝙞𝙨 𝙖 𝙬𝙤𝙧𝙡𝙙 𝙛𝙞𝙧𝙨𝙩: Venturi has reinvented the wheel 🚀
Venturi Group presented its latest invention at the International Paris Air Show: a hyper-deformable lunar wheel!
#Venturi #PoweredByInnovation #FLEX #FromMonacoToTheMoon
