MGHPCC resource used to live track the impact of Hurricane Lee on New England​'s south-coast

Amid the race to make AI bigger and better, Lincoln Laboratory is developing ways to reduce power, train efficiently, and make energy use transparent.

Generalizable memory pruning? Kramers Weyl semimetals? Unsupervised graph learning? A selection of recent publications featuring research using the MGHPCC.

MIT researchers use MIT's Engaging Cluster housed at the MGHPCC to develop a protocol to extend the life of quantum coherence.

The largest computing conference in New England and the premier conference in the world on the convergence of High Performance and Embedded Computing took place September 25 - 29, 2023.

Northeastern professor joins others to create state-of-the-art open generative model for programmers licensable and adaptable for gaming and industrial automation applications.

Annual Award Tops $85K.

The ERN Cryo-EM Federated Instrument Pilot Project is creating a portal that enables the remote control of cryo-electron microscopes and analysis of electron microscopy data.

NSF-funded Prototype National Research Platform (PNRP)—co-hosted at the MGHPCC—enters a new phase.

As with the MGHPCC, the city’s ability to provide lower-cost, green energy is a big reason why many businesses find their way to Holyoke.

Submission deadline for papers is July 7, 2023.

New center will provide for interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary computational research across all MGHPCC partner URI's campuses

Tenth anniversary of MGHPCC-affiliated Boston Green Team sees a return to in-person cluster-racing

Research will use MGHPCC computers to calculate how compounds attach to enzymes.

UMass, Harvard, MIT and others see growing the high-performance computer center in Holyoke as key to their academic research.

Event features featured speakers from leading research and education institutes across the region. 

MGHPCC partner the NSF FABRIC project seeks to support a wide variety of cyberinfrastructure research activities aimed at reimagining what the future internet may do for distributed protocols, systems, cybersecurity, and science applications.

A new modeling study using computing resources at the MGHPCC has found that, while the two planets may have once been in sync, Saturn has since escaped Neptune’s pull.

Project Represents $5 Million Investment by MIT, Harvard, BU, Northeastern, and UMass

Google’s investment of $3 million over three years will complement baseline funding from the National Science Foundation (NSF) and allow ECEP to build additional backbone capacity for supporting Alliance members and activities.