Five men walking toward the camera in front of cooling infrastructure

Five men stand in front of Summit's cooling towers

New Data Analysis Software Tools Aim at Addressing the Convergence of HPC and AI

Analytics & AI Methods at Scale

The Analytics & AI Methods at Scale Group of the Advanced Technologies Section develops and deploys emerging large-scale data science and AI methods for scientific user programs and enables innovation through operational data analytics.

The Advanced Technologies Section offers scientific, technical, operational, and thought leadership by developing, hardening, and deploying solutions for compute and data intensive computing environments. The section develops and deploys emerging large-scale data science and AI methods for scientific user programs and enables innovation through operational data analytics. The team members enable data stewardship and enriched scalable data access capabilities and develop end-to-end scientific workflow technologies for user programs. They identify technical gaps in the computing and data sciences ecosystems so they can implement solutions to enable scientific discovery.

AAIMS Group Related Research

Laser Focus Sheds Light on two Sources of Nanoparticle Formation

A University of Virginia-led team used the OLCF’s 27-petaflop Titan supercomputer to model the interactions between short laser pulses and metal targets at the atomic scale.

NCCS Researchers Receive Award at Parallel Computing Symposium

An ORNL team received the “Best Paper” award in the Advances in Parallel and Distributed Computational Models (APDCM) workshop of the 33rd IEEE International Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium (IPDPS).

Faces of Summit: Building a Better Summit

OLCF team members worked with vendors to optimize Summit for big science and prepare for its launch in 2018.