Idaho National Laboratory opens new computing, cybersecurity buildings (access required)

By: Sharon Fisher October 16, 2019 Comments Off

IDAHO FALLS – Idaho National Laboratory (INL) formally opened two new buildings that are intended to give students and researchers across the state access to supercomputing and cybersecurity resources. Officialas celebrated the Collaborative Computing Center (C3) and Cybercore Integration Center (CIC) at a ribbon cutting held on Oct. 14. Idaho has a better idea of the resource it ...

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Idaho National Laboratory opens new computing, cybersecurity buildings

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