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Sandia Lends Arm A Hand In HPC With Astra Supercomputer

June 18, 2018 Timothy Prickett Morgan Comments Off on Sandia Lends Arm A Hand In HPC With Astra Supercomputer

If the ecosystem for Arm processors is going to grow in the HPC arena, as many think it can, then someone has to make the initial investments in prototype hardware and help cultivate the software stack that will run on current and future Arm platforms. …

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