The aeronautical university buys a Cray CS Cluster supercomputer in an effort to boost aerospace research.

The new Cray systems will provide accelerator-optimized solutions for running machine learning and deep learning applications, the company reports.

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Here's a report on research exploring new technologies and methodologies for solving bigger simulations with greater efficiency.

The goal is to address bottlenecks and HPC challenges.

Engineers from Cray, Livermore Software Technology and Rolls-Royce teamed up to improve a fan blade off containment simulation involving over 80 million elements.

It combines supercomputing technologies and and open software framework.

DARPA and Department of Defense supercomputers help Masten Space Systems calculate aerodynamic effects on designs for low Earth orbit launchers.

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The company will be creating two new systems for the Department of Energy.

Both systems are outfitted with the Intel Xeon processor E5-2600 v3 product family.

The Cray CS-Storm is designed to support highly-scalable applications, with peak performance of 11 Teraflops per node.