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Preparing for exascale: Argonne’s Aurora supercomputer to drive brain map construction

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As part of the Aurora Early Science Program, Nicola Ferrier of Argonne National Laboratory is leading a project that will use exascale computing power to help advance efforts to develop a brain connectome.

Preparing for exascale: Argonne’s Aurora supercomputer to drive brain map construction

ALCF researchers develop benchmarking tool to improve efficiency of deep learning applications

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A research team from ALCF and IIT was recognized with a best paper award at CCGrid2021 for their work to develop the DLIO benchmark suite for scientific deep learning applications.

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Margaret Butler Fellowship: Applications Due Nov. 1

Margaret Butler Fellowship

ALCF’s new Polaris testbed supercomputer to help pave the way to exascale

Polaris

Argonne collaboration brings computational tools to the forefront of COVID-19 research

Argonne's NVIDIA DGX A100

Get Ready for Aurora

Argonne's Aurora system

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Upcoming Training and Events

Architecture Support for Crash Consistency in Persistent Memory

09/24/2021

Preparing Applications for Aurora: OpenACC to OpenMP Migration Tool

09/29/2021

Do Soil Management Decisions Confer Changes in Proximal Controls Over N2O Production and Consumption?

09/29/2021

Launch Accelerated, Cross-Architecture-Ready AI Workloads in One Click

09/29/2021

E4S at DOE Facilities with Deep Dive at NERSC

10/04/2021

2021 ALCF Simulation, Data, and Learning Workshop

10/05/2021

Updates

Recent Facility Updates

Theta Queues: Low Wait Times for Job Submissions

09/17/2021

Community Data Sharing Services on Eagle

09/17/2021

Globus Upgrade: HTTPS Access Enabled on Eagle

09/17/2021

Maintenance Notice: Theta and ThetaGPU: September 20

09/17/2021

Maintenance Notice: Cooley: September 20

09/17/2021

Globus Upgrade on Eagle: September 13

09/10/2021

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