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Hardware Alone Won’t Drive the Next Revolution in Scientific Computing
The future of scientific discovery will depend on trusted software ecosystems and the communities that build, validate, and sustain them. Future advances in scientific discovery won’t be just about making components smaller, moving data faster, increasing computational capacity, or introducing entirely new computing architectures. Those advances are critically important, and extraordinary work involving numerous organizations […] The post Hardware Alone Won’t Drive the Next Revolution in Scientific Computing appeared first on HPCwire.
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