Argonne National Lab Expands GPU Compute for Autonomous AI Research
Argonne National Laboratory announced an expansion of its AI inference services, supported by a 100x boost in GPU memory. The new compute capacity will support autonomous laboratory research initiatives, aiming to enhance the efficiency of scientific discovery and simulation while strengthening the facility's computational infrastructure capabilities.
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