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Boston University, June 28, 2011, Faculty from the five MGHPCC universities and other institutions gather for a New England Faculty Summit on Cybersecurity to discuss the possibility (and next steps) for setting up a regional academic consortium on Cyber Security research and education.
Demolition continues as the last buildings at the Bigelow Street site come down. MGHPCC News
Demolition began Monday on one of the two buildings that will be coming down at the Bigelow Street site of the future high performance computing center. MGHPCC News
Review begins of plans for the building and site with Holyoke city agencies, including fire, police, planning board, environemental, and historical commissions. Following constructive feedback from the City on mamy aspects of the building and site design, all of the permits needed to start construction are now in place. MGHPCC News
The preliminary design is completed, implementing the original vision of a facility with a 15 megawatt power feed and 90,300 square feet of space – enough to house a quarter-million processors with today’s technology. MGHPCC News
Political, academic and industry leaders joined Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick on Tuesday in Holyoke, Mass., to mark the beginning of construction of MGHPCC.
Turner Construction selected to manage construction of the MGHPCC facility. MGHPCC News
MGHPCC co-sponsors Workshop on Immunology for Physical Scientists and Engineers held at BU. MGHPCC News
The MGHPCC selects the Mastex Industries former site in the Holyoke Canal District as the location of the new data center.
The Commonwealth Information Technology Initiative (CITI) sponsors a Green High Performance Computing Educators’ Conference at Holyoke Community College.
