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Lemhi supercomputer boosts research capacity across Idaho universities
The Lemhi supercomputer enhances research at Idaho universities by providing faster, more efficient computing power for complex scientific projects.
New supercomputer Teton quadruples INL computing power
The DOE will activate the Teton supercomputer at INL, quadrupling computing power to accelerate advanced nuclear reactor and fuel researc
Idaho National Laboratory to lead advancements in US semiconductor manufacturing
SMART USA and INL will employ digital twin technology to reduce the significant time and costs associated with chip design and production.
Challenges to high-performance computing threaten US innovation
They can simulate how a new drug interacts with the human body, or how a hurricane might move across the ocean. They’re also used in fields such as automotive design, energy production and space exploration.
