The exascale era is here
The exascale era is well underway and we can now see the impact of this remarkable achievement. And the growth of AI only increases the need for leadership-class supercomputing. At HPE, we see how exascale computing will change the world. More science, more discovery, and more innovation that improves the way we live and work.
Updates on Exascale systems
Advancing Discovery with Frontier at Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Learn more about the groundbreaking achievements and ongoing scientific endeavors powered by Frontier, the world's first verified exascale system dedicated to open science. Discover how Frontier is driving scientific progress and fostering collaboration across academia, national labs, federal agencies, and industry.
Unlocking the Future of Science with Aurora at Argonne National Laboratory
Learn how the Aurora exascale supercomputer at the Argonne Leadership Computing Facility revolutionizes simulations, artificial intelligence and data-intensive research for a variety of disciplines, including weather and climate, aircraft and engine design, medical treatment, and energy.
HLRS: The University of Stuttgart’s path to exascale
Learn about the University of Stuttgart's journey to exascale. A transition system called Hunter is being installed now and will help prepare staff for exascale when a larger system, Herder, arrives in 2027. Exascale will increase Germany’s HPC capabilities, and offer researchers world-class infrastructure for simulation, AI, and data analytics.
Applying AI to everyday challenges
Riding the wave of clean energy innovation with AI
Carnegie advances the transition to renewable energy by precisely and efficiently extracting ocean wave energy
Supercomputing facts and fun
Wondering what Exascale computing is, in simple terms?
Read our Exascale fun facts to get a better understanding of the amazing processing power of supercomputers.
Supercomputers have superpowers coloring book
In celebration of Exascale Day, HPE invites you to download a new educational coloring book for children that illustrates how supercomputing impacts our lives every day. Share your colorful artwork on social with #ExascaleDay!
Impact supercomputers
Watch these videos featuring Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s Frontier supercomputer, and CSC’s LUMI supercomputer to learn about how they’ll impact areas like sustainable energy, precision medicine, cancer research, climate change and more.
Worth a listen
Technology now
Aurora - The world's second exascale computer officially recognized
At the 2024 ISC high-performance conference in Hamburg, Germany, the world’s second exascale machine was officially recognised: The Aurora supercomputer at Argonne National Laboratory officially broke the exascale barrier at 1.012 exaflops.
