Pawsey Supercomputing Research Centre to deploy Nvidia CUDA Quantum platform
System will be powered by eight Grace Hopper superchips
News - Pawsey Supercomputing Centre
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Pawsey Supercomputing Research Centre’s Setonix ranks fourth on Green500 list
Aussie supercomputer powered by a 120kW solar energy system
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Pawsey launches first phase of Australia's 50 petaflops Setonix system
Phase 2 due live later this year in Perth, will be Australia’s most powerful supercomputer
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Pawsey Supercomputing Centre installs room-temperature diamond-based quantum computer
Taking advantage of imperfections in diamonds to create qubits
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First phase of new Setonix supercomputer delivered to Pawsey Supercomputing Centre
Phase 1 of new HPE-Cray machine delivered, will be Australia’s most powerful system when fully operational
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Australian gov to spend $64m on Pawsey Square Kilometre Array supercomputer
Funding will come over a decade, joining a number of supercomputing efforts for the SKA
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HPE to build 50 petaflops Pawsey supercomputer for AU$48m
Will help the Square Kilometre Array
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HPE to deliver small supercomputer for Australia's MWA Telescope
Ahead of bigger systems for the Square Kilometre Array
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Australia to replace two supercomputers for AU$70m
Pawsey’s two biggest systems, Magnus and Galaxy, need successors