TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan plans to build the world's fastest-known supercomputer in a bid to arm the country's manufacturers with a platform for research that could help them develop and improve ...

Japan plans to spend about $761 million to build a Zettaflop supercomputer. It is called Fugaku Next. It will be built by Japanese companies RIKEN and Fujitsu, which were both involved in the ...

Why it matters: In the global race for high-performance-computing dominance, Japan has positioned itself as a leader with its plans to build a zeta-class supercomputer. If it manages to achieve this ...

The Japanese government is planning to award five companies 72.5 billion yen ($470 million) to fund the development of an AI supercomputer to reduce the country’s reliance on US technologies.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has been selected to build an AI supercomputer for Japan's National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST). The supercomputer, dubbed AI ...

The Japanese government has accelerated plans to develop a next-generation supercomputer by the fiscal year 2030, succeeding the renowned Supercomputer Fugaku. This ambitious project, seeking to ...

Japanese researchers used supercomputer simulations to reveal how sodium ions form clusters and move within hard carbon anodes, identifying nanopore sizes and transition regions that control diffusion ...

Country to begin research for system that it hopes will be 30 times faster than IBM's Blue Gene/L Japan will begin research in June to build a supercomputer capable of crunching numbers about 30 times ...

Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company HPE has partnered with NVIDIA Corporation NVDA to construct Japan’s fastest artificial intelligence (AI) supercomputer for the National Institute of Advanced ...

SAN JOSE, Calif., March 18, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- GTC—NVIDIA (NVDA) today announced that Japan’s new ABCI-Q supercomputer — designed to advance the nation’s quantum computing initiative — will be ...