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Fermilab's Fermi Data Platform is being leveraged as a critical physical infrastructure backbone for the DOE's Genesis Mission, providing the petabyte-scale storage and reliability required to automate scientific workflows. This deployment highlights the growing necessity for robust, high-capacity data management systems to support large-scale AI-driven discovery across disciplines like high-energy physics and materials science. The initiative underscores a strategic shift where decades of institutional expertise in scientific data handling are now essential for scaling AI research capabilities.
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Fermilab’s Petabytes of Storage Fuel DOE’s Genesis AI Mission

Quantum Zeitgeist4 min read

Fermilab’s scientific storage infrastructure, the Fermi Data Platform, fuels the DOE’s Genesis Mission with petabytes of data.

Thousands of hard drives at Fermilab are now forming a critical backbone for the Department of Energy’s Genesis Mission, providing the massive data storage needed to fuel a new era of artificial intelligence-driven scientific discovery. Selected as a key partner for the American Science Cloud, Fermilab’s Fermi Data Platform is delivering petabytes of storage alongside robust data-access tools and decades of institutional expertise in scientific data management. “At Fermilab, we orchestrate thousands of disks to provide petabytes…

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