National Laboratories

Livermore Lab, SambaNova boost computing capacity to better study nuclear-weapon physics

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Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory added SambaNova Systems’ spatial data flow accelerator to the lab’s Livermore Computing Center as part of an effort to see if artificial intelligence can aid the nuclear-weapons program.
Livermore will integrate the new…

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