Genesis Application: Here Are the First Nine Programs Slated for ORNL’s New Discovery Supercomputer
Discovery isn’t slated to go online until 2028. But the Department of Energy is already lining up applications to run on the exascale machine, which will be the successor to Frontier at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory and a key asset of the Genesis Mission and its goal to accelerate science and engineering through AI. […] The post Genesis Application: Here Are the First Nine Programs Slated for ORNL’s New Discovery Supercomputer appeared first on HPCwire .
The Department of Energy is proactively planning for the next generation of exascale supercomputers, reflecting a strategic long-term investment in advanced computing for scientific discovery even before the hardware is online.
This initiative underscores the increasing centrality of high-performance computing and AI in national science and engineering endeavors, positioning the US at the forefront of AI for science advancements.
The pre-selection of applications for the Discovery supercomputer guarantees that exascale AI capabilities will be rapidly deployed to critical scientific problems upon the machine's activation, accelerating progress in various fields.
- · Oak Ridge National Laboratory
- · US Department of Energy
- · AI for Science researchers
- · HPC industry
The US strengthens its lead in scientific AI innovation through dedicated exascale computing resources.
Accelerated scientific breakthroughs using AI could lead to new technologies and industries.
This could spark an international AI supercomputing race as other nations seek to replicate such strategic investments.
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