University of Alabama to get new HPC data center
Total of $96m funding the project
News - National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
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US NOAA weather supercomputers to get 20% performance boost
Dogwood and Cactus are about to get more computational power
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Oak Ridge National Laboratory launches 10 petaflops supercomputer for climate research
HPC in partnership with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
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NOAA launches two new HPE-Cray supercomputers
Dogwood and Cactus to replace two Cray and two IBM/Dell systems
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NOAA issues continue after data center flood
Some services remain offline, others are limited a month after a burst pipe flooded the data center at the National Weather Service headquarters
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NOAA data center floods, sinks buoy data
Pipe burst, washing away more than just servers
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DOE and NOAA renew partnership and announce plans for a new Gaia supercomputer
Oak Ridge Lab says updated Gaia system will be capable of 10 petaflops and study climate change
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US weather agency to triple processing power with two Cray systems
The HPCs will be collaborating with other systems elsewhere in the US
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GAO: US government closed 6,250 data centers, but still behind DCOI consolidation targets
A different kind of government shutdown
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NOAA to move “significant portion” of its data to the cloud
There's a joke about clouds in there somewhere
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Data centers, fiber optic cables at risk from rising sea levels
Not only could you lose your home, you could also lose your Internet connection