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November 18, 2014

NSF announces support for two new supercomputing acquisitions for the open science community.

As supercomputing--also known as high performance computing or HPC--becomes central to the work and progress of researchers in all fields, from genomics and ecology to medicine and education, new kinds of computing resources and more inclusive modes of interaction are required.

In November 2014, the National Science Foundation announced support for two new supercomputing acquisitions for the open science community that will complement existing resources with capabilities that allow advanced computing to be available to a broader portfolio of emerging scientific frontiers and communities. The new resources are anticipated to come online in early 2016.

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