High-Performance Computing Becomes Smarter and More Energy-Efficient
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The Fraunhofer Institute for Industrial Mathematics (ITWM) is presenting new solutions for high-performance computing at the Supercomputing 2026 conference. The institute relies on its expertise in mathematical modelling, simulation and optimisation. The aim is to better support demanding applications.
High-performance computers are becoming increasingly important in many fields. They help, for example, with weather forecasts, the development of new materials or calculations in industry. However, the systems are also becoming ever more powerful, and as a result their energy consumption is rising. Researchers are therefore looking for ways to achieve computing performance with less energy.
The research of Fraunhofer ITWM focuses on improving computing processes through intelligent methods. Mathematical techniques are intended to help make simulations more accurate and at the same time more efficient. In this way, resources can be used in a more targeted manner.
The developments presented at the conference show that high-performance computing is moving towards greater intelligence and energy efficiency. For companies and research institutions in Switzerland and across Europe, such advances may be of significance in the future.
Sources: Informationsdienst Wissenschaft
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