Dell EMC PowerEdge Powers Artemis 3 Supercomputer at University of Sydney

In this podcast, Dr. Jeremy Hammond from the University of Sydney and Andrew Underwood from Dell EMC describe the new Artemis 3 supercomputer. The new Dell EMC system will power world-leading research and academic programs. This fully deployed high-performance computing system uses Dell EMC PowerEdge C4140 server technology, The University of Sydney's$2.3 million system has an rPeak performance of 1 petaflops and an rMax of 700 teraflops, which will allow faster processing of data to provide answers to scientific questions previously beyond reach.

The University's research continues to grow in computational intensity," said Dr Jeremy Hammond, director, Strategic Ventures, The University of Sydney, Australia. "To stay ahead of the volume and velocity of data being generated by scientific instruments and sensors, researchers need high performance computing technology to collect and process data faster, in real-time, or thanks to artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms, with minimal human interaction."

Artemis 3 will support a diverse range of projects at The University of Sydney, including those in established fields such as geophysics and cosmology, as well as rapidly growing areas of genomics and proteomics. It will also be used in emerging areas that tackle questions answerable by Big Data, such as economics, transport logistics and medical imaging.

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