The Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC) on Monday announced Stampede3, its new supercomputer that will be used for high-end simulations as well as artificial intelligence/machine learning applications. The new system will be based on Intel's Xeon CPU Max processors, with on-package HBM2E memory as well as Data Center Max compute GPUs.
"We will continue our long partnership with Dell and Intel and leverage the NSF investments in Stampede2 for this new science resource using the latest technology processors with high bandwidth memory, and making Intel graphics processing units widely available to the NSF open science community," said Dan Stanzione, executive director of TACC.
