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AMD's Lux Becomes the First Genesis Mission Supercomputer, With Discovery to Follow in 2028
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AMD's Lux Becomes the First Genesis Mission Supercomputer, With Discovery to Follow in 2028
AMD has outlined its role in two planned Oak Ridge National Laboratory supercomputing platforms, Lux and Discovery, positioned to support the U.S. Department of Energy’s Genesis Mission. The initiative brings together national laboratories, industry, academia, and other partners to apply AI, simulation, and scientific data to energy, discovery science, and national-security research. Lux, under construction at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Te…
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