Top Stories ALCF launches first large-scale AI inference service for open science AI for Science A key enabler for DOE’s Genesis Mission, the ALCF Inference Service provides researchers with access to a range of large language models and scientific foundation models, helping accelerate the path from data to insight to discovery. Argonne receives DOE funding to advance AI for science Science As part of DOE’s Genesis Mission, Argonne researchers and ALCF computing resources are contributing to several projects to advance AI-driven research across scientific disciplines. Aurora News Aurora Science and User News INCITE Program Awards Supercomputing Time to High-Impact Projects HPCwire Extending decision lead time for utilities and infrastructure operators HPE Argonne APS Upgrade Links Beamlines to Supercomputers for Real-Time Experiment Feedback HPCwire One of the Fastest Supercomputers Simulates, Predicts Fusion Energy Tomorrow's World Today Learn More About Aurora Using AI to accelerate fluid dynamics research Science With the first project awarded through the ALCF's new APEX program, researchers from the University of Notre Dame will use Aurora and the ALCF Inference Service develop an AI framework to accelerate the analysis of CFD simulations. Revealing the pion's inner structure Science An Argonne-led team used ALCF's Polaris supercomputer to uncover how quarks are arranged inside the pion, providing new insight into the building blocks of matter. ALCF Annual Report Report Explore the ALCF’s 2025 Annual Report to learn how the facility and our user community are advancing the forefront of HPC and AI for science. INCITE call now open through June 15, 2026 Announcement Open to researchers in industry, academia, and government agencies, the INCITE program is now accepting proposals for access to ALCF’s Aurora and OLCF’s Frontier, the nation’s most powerful supercomputers for open science.