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Pleiades (supercomputer)
Pleiades (supercomputer)
Anatomy of a Pleiades node, shown on display at the NASA Ames Exploration Center, in Mountain View, California
Anatomy of a Pleiades node, shown on display at the NASA Ames Exploration Center, in Mountain View, California
Pleiades supercomputer outside view
Pleiades supercomputer outside view
Pleiades Westmere-based racks. The addition of the Westmere and Nehalem nodes increased the computing capacity available on Pleiades by 170%.
Pleiades Westmere-based racks. The addition of the Westmere and Nehalem nodes increased the computing capacity available on Pleiades by 170%.
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NASA Advanced Supercomputing Division
NASA Advanced Supercomputing Division
An image of the flowfield around the Space Shuttle Launch Vehicle traveling at Mach 2.46 and at an altitude of 66,000 feet (20,000 m). The surface of
An image of the flowfield around the Space Shuttle Launch Vehicle traveling at Mach 2.46 and at an altitude of 66,000 feet (20,000 m). The surface of the vehicle is colored by the pressure coefficient, and the gray contours represent the density of the surrounding air, as calculated using the OVERFLOW code.
Image: NASA Hyperwall 2
Image: NASA Hyperwall 2
Image: Hyperwall 2
Image: Hyperwall 2