Tacc Podcasts

Human trafficking is being fought with the help of a supercomputer in a Defense Department DARPA project.

XSEDE Stampede supercomputer models 3-D human pre-initiation complex

Supercomputing focus on exascale architectures, cognitive computing, diversity, and more

History and strategies of memory bandwidth vs. computation outlined at SC16

Lego-like modularity recommended for architecture, hardware, algorithms, software, applications

XSEDE, SC16, and TACC host week-long event to engage students in computing challenge

Several long-term efforts underway at Supercomputing Conference to build up diversity

First supercomputer in U.S. that uses solar and HVDC launched by New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (Japan), NTT FACILITIES, INC., and the University of Texas at Austin.

It takes a supercomputer to grow a better soybean. A project called the Soybean Knowledge Base, or SoyKB for short, wants to do just that. Scientists at the University of Missouri-Columbia made SoyKB a publicly-available web resource for all soybean data.

TACC Stampede, Lonestar supercomputers help discover gamma ray creation from lasers

UT System Chancellor William McRaven spoke of his path to lead the UT System of 14 Institutions, the importance of supercomputers to Texans and to the nation, the new Dell Medical School, and more.

More than 50 volunteer programmers gathered in Austin on May 15 to use Big Data to fight the spread of Zika.

Cornell researcher Roseanna Zia simulates gel behavior with XSEDE, Stampede supercomputer.

Joe Stubbs of the Texas Advanced Computing Center describes potential benefits to scientists of open container platform Docker in supporting reproducibility, NSF-funded Agave API.

UT Austin astronomer Steven Finkelstein eyes Wrangler supercomputer for HETDEX extragalactic survey.

Paleoanthropologist Denne Reed of UT Austin connects fossil data of human origins.

Computer scientist Joshua New of Oak Ridge National Laboratory optimizes buildings to save energy.

UT Austin biologist Rebecca Young traces the genes behind monogamous behavior using Wrangler supercomputer.

NSF-funded Wrangler supercomputer tailored for big data, augments Stampede and other XSEDE resources.

Stampede supercomputer at TACC and IBM Sequoia at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory help win 'Oscar' of high performance computing at SC15.