From precision medicine to cybersecurity, exascale computers will have a profound impact on everyday life. These systems will perform a quintillion (the number 1 followed by 18 zeros) calculations per second, that’s almost 50 times faster than today’s fastest supercomputers. With this capability, scientists will be able to quickly analyze massive volumes of data and realistically simulate the complex processes behind the fundamental forces of the universe.

To ensure that scientists make the most of this resource, Berkeley Lab researchers are working to develop software and scientific applications for these next-generation systems. Over the next few weeks, be featuring some of these people and projects. Learn more about exascale research at Berkeley Lab. 

 

Introduction

ECP Milestones Meeting

  

NESAP Program	Profile: Laurie Stephey
Podcast: NWChem

  

Profile: Rahulkumar Gayatri	Profile: Brian Friesen
Podcast: Pagoda Project

  

Profile: Chin Guok	MFix-Exa
Profile: Oscar Anterpara	ECP Math Libraries

  

ExaStar	Profile: Don Wilcox
Berkeley GW Code	ExaLearn

  

WarpX

Profile: Revathi Jambunathan