New AI Supercomputers Coming to Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Dept. of Energy Announces
HPE and AMD will deliver Discovery and Lux AI cluster to Oak Ridge, boosting productivity up to 10x for research in medicine, energy, AI, and national security.
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AMD MI355X to power US Department of Energy's new supercomputers
AMD and the US Department of Energy (DOE) have announced two next-generation supercomputing systems to be built at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) — the Lux AI supercomputer and the Discovery supercomputer. The systems will expand the DOE's high-performance computing (HPC) and artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities as part of a combined US$1 billion public-private investment.
Energy reveals plans for two new AI supercomputers at Oak Ridge
The Department of Energy is set to deploy a new artificial intelligence supercomputer at Oak Ridge National Laboratory early next year, bringing the machine online at “record speeds” thanks to a new public-private partnership the agency unveiled Monday. The deal with Advanced Micro Devices will provide Oak Ridge with the company’s Lux AI cluster, giving the lab expanded “near-term AI capacity” that will accelerate its work on fusion, fission, ma…
New AI supercomputers coming to Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Dept. of Energy announces
OAK RIDGE, Tenn. (WATE) — Oak Ridge National Laboratory will soon be home to the U.S. Department of Energy's newest artificial intelligence supercomputers, Secretary of Energy Chris Wright announced Monday. The two supercomputers, dubbed Discovery and Lux, will be created through public-private partnerships with major companies including Hewlett Packard Enterprise, AMD, and Oracle. The Lux AI Cluster is expected to be deployed at ORNL in early 2…
AMD Powers U.S. Sovereign AI Factory Supercomputers, Accelerating an Open American AI Stack
News Highlights The Lux AI supercomputer, powered by AMD and housed at Oak Ridge National Labs, will be the first dedicated U.S. AI factory for science and will be deployed in...
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