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HPE Works on Supercomputer to Help Speed Energy R&D Across DOE


TYSONS CORNER, VA, August 16, 2018 ” Hewlett Packard Enterprise (NYSE: HPE) is developing a high-performance computing system for the National Renewable Energy Laboratory under a partnership with the Energy Department aimed at accelerating research across DOE agencies, ExecutiveBiz reported Wednesday.

HPE said Tuesday the Eagle supercomputer, which will be equipped with Intel™s Xeon Scalable processors and Mellanox‘s EDR InfiniBand fabric, will help the laboratory expedite research and development of energy technologies for data sciences, vehicles, wind power and other applications.

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