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Leaving the dark days
As part of the Petascale Computing Resource Allocations program, a longtime NCSA collaborator and his team will make the improvements needed to run a popular cosmology simulation code on Blue Waters.
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Details of Blue Waters start to emerge
According to William Kramer, deputy project director for Blue Waters, both the project and the system design are dedicated to providing performance, effectiveness, reliability, consistency and usability to the widest range of science and engineering areas.
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NCSA's Jim Barlow discusses the challenges of keeping the center safe from hackers and other cybersecurity threats.
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