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BSC Builds 21st Century HPC In A 19th Century Cathedral

October 23, 2017 Rob Johnson 1

This summer, the Partnership for Advanced Computing in Europe (PRACE) added to its roster another of the world’s most powerful high performance computing systems. …

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BSC Keeps Its HPC Options Open With MareNostrum 4

December 1, 2016 Timothy Prickett Morgan 1

When it comes to supercomputing, you don’t only have to strike while the iron is hot, you have to spend while the money is available. …

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