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Argonne’s Aurora Supercomputer Powers 2 of the Largest Cosmological Simulations to Date

Exascale supercomputer models cosmic inflation to assist major astronomical initiatives.

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Argonne’s Aurora Supercomputer Powers 2 of the Largest Cosmological Simulations to Date

Researchers at Argonne National Laboratory have executed two of the largest cosmological simulations achieved to date, utilising the facility's Aurora exascale supercomputer. The gravity-focused calculations are designed to examine cosmic inflation whilst supporting data processing for major telescope initiatives including DESI and SPHEREx.

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