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DOE Announces $425 Million Supercomputer Investment, New Machines at Livermore, ORNL

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Todd Jacobson
NS&D Monitor
11/21/2014
The Department of Energy is investing $425 million in its pursuit of exascale supercomputing, including the award of two new supercomputers at the Oak Ridge and Lawrence Livermore national laboratories. Energy Secretary…

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GAO: U.S. Should Re-Evaluate Policy on LEU for Tritium Production

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$135 Million Price Tag for G4S Government Solutions Revealed

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ATK to Follow through with Orbital Merger

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DOE IG Highlights Lax Oversight of HQ Lab Detail Program

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At Savannah River

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