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University of Hawai‘i gets $6.5M grant for cyberinfrastructure project

Summary by The Garden Island
The U.S. National Science Foundation awarded a $6.5 million grant to the University of Hawaii for a project that will enhance its cyberinfrastructure — the hardware, software, networks and data, along with the people operating and managing the advanced computing technology. Cyberinfrastructure is “the backbone of modern research and innovation, enabling large-scale data analysis, simulations and collaborative work in various fields,” which could…
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