A new $24.5 million National Science Foundation award to the National Data Platform (NDP) will help build a national-scale, AI-ready ecosystem that makes research data easier to discover, access, and analyze.

With infrastructure hosted at the MGHPCC, MIT's Project Olympia will help ensure that researchers across disciplines have the computational resources needed to drive the next generation of scientific discovery.

... the Massachusetts Green High Performance Computing Center.

A regional center for research and education where advanced computing helps improve health, energy, resilience, and scientific discovery.

BU researchers used computers at the MGHPCC to build an AI that predicts Alzheimer’s markers from routine tests like brain scans and memory checks.

BU Professor Ayse Coskun is pioneering AI-driven, grid-responsive data center innovation.

Using their Discovery Cluster at the MGHPCC, a team of Northeastern researchers think they’ve found a way to make biomolecular labeling safe for live cells by harnessing the power of “click chemistry.”

MGHPCC honored with the Readers’ Choice Award for Top Energy-Efficient HPC Achievement at the SC24 conference.

UMASS Amherst/MGHPCC among FABRIC development sites

NSF-funded Prototype National Research Platform (PNRP)—co-hosted at the MGHPCC—enters a new phase.

UMass, Harvard, MIT and others see growing the high-performance computer center in Holyoke as key to their academic research.

MGHPCC partner the NSF FABRIC project seeks to support a wide variety of cyberinfrastructure research activities aimed at reimagining what the future internet may do for distributed protocols, systems, cybersecurity, and science applications.