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Creating science-driven computer architecture: A new path to scientific leadership

Author(s) -

C. William McCurdy,

Rick Stevens,

Horst D. Simon,

William Kramer,

David Bailey,

William Johnston,

Charlie Catlett,

Rusty Lusk,

Thomas Morgan,

Juan Meza,

M García de la Banda,

James L. Leighton,

John Hules

Publication year - 2002

Publication title -

osti oai (u.s. department of energy office of scientific and technical information)

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Reports

DOI - 10.2172/806195

Subject(s) - general partnership , architecture , computer science , path (computing) , class (philosophy) , science class , engineering management , software engineering , data science , engineering , mathematics education , political science , artificial intelligence , science education , operating system , geography , mathematics , archaeology , law

This document proposes a multi-site strategy for creating a new class of computing capability for the U.S. by undertaking the research and development necessary to build supercomputers optimized for science in partnership with the American computer industry

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