Marketed to be “the future of research computing,” the High Performance and Computing Data Center is set to open in early 2027. In the original plans for the HPC center, it is referred to multiple times as being “focused on water,” but, more recently, artificial intelligence has been at the forefront of the HPC’s public goals. The shift in focus is part of a larger plan to market artificial intelligence as a defining feature of the University a…
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