NVIDIA Pascal GPUs to Double Speed of Europe's Fastest Supercomputer - Seite 2

"We are taking advantage of NVIDIA GPUs to significantly accelerate simulations in such diverse areas as cosmology, materials science, seismology and climatology," said Thomas Schulthess, professor of computational physics at ETH Zurich and director of the Swiss National Supercomputing Center. "Tesla accelerators represent a leap forward in computing, allowing our researchers to solve larger, more complex problems that are currently out of reach in a host of fields."

"CSCS scientists are using Piz Daint to tackle some of the most important computational challenges of our day, like modeling the human brain and uncovering new insights into the origins of the universe," said Ian Buck, vice president of Accelerated Computing at NVIDIA. "Tesla GPUs deliver a massive leap in application performance, allowing CSCS to push the limits of scientific discovery."

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