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Brookhaven Lab: ModSim 2026 Models What Comes Next for AI and HPC

Long-running ModSim workshop concludes its work on future scientific computing and high-performance architectures

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Brookhaven Lab: ModSim 2026 Models What Comes Next for AI and HPC

Brookhaven National Laboratory has hosted the final meeting of the ModSim workshop in Seattle, bringing together national laboratories, universities, and commercial partners. The 15-year programme has focused on the simulation, design, and optimisation of advanced scientific computing architectures suited for artificial intelligence and high-performance computing workloads.

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