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Project advances digital Earth model with AI focus to improve climate predictions and extreme event preparedness across Europe.

Using the world's fastest supercomputer, scientists simulate chaotic fluid flows at an unprecedented scale to enhance weather forecasts and engineering designs.

Researchers create a powerful tool that models quantum behaviors in next-generation transistors, achieving simulations of structures with over 42,000 atoms on advanced supercomputers.

A classical mathematical function allows simulations of atoms and molecules to run several times faster on supercomputers while keeping full accuracy.

Molecular dynamics researchers have won the 2024 Gordon Bell Prize, which is like the Nobel Prize for high-performance computing (HPC).

Exascale supercomputers to transform deep neural networks and online data analysis

With AI and supercomputers, scientists can predict which proteins might work best without having to test each one.

Researchers used high-performance computing (HPC) to perform quantum tomography on a very large scale never mapped before.

China’s new quantum computer with 105 qubits beats supercomputers by a million times in random sampling tasks.

New models show how magnetic fields and turbulence affect the Galaxy, star formation, and space weather predictions.