Pawsey press release

The Pawsey Supercomputing Centre are a Tier-1 facility in Australia which enables amazing, ground-breaking science across the nation. Due to this high profile, we have collected Pawsey coverage across a range of national and international media publications.
19 February 2024

NVIDIA Accelerates Quantum Computing Exploration at Australia’s Pawsey Supercomputing Centre

SCA2024 — NVIDIA today announced that Australia’s Pawsey Supercomputing Research Centre will add the NVIDIA® CUDA Quantum platform accelerated by NVIDIA Grace Hopper™ Superchips to its National Supercomputing and Quantum Computing Innovation Hub, furthering its work driving breakthroughs in quantum computing. Researchers at the Perth-based centre will leverage CUDA Quantum — an open-source hybrid quantum computing platform that features powerful simulation

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Mark Stickells in front of Setonix Supercomputer
26 January 2024

Mark Stickells awarded a Member of the Order of Australia

Pawsey Supercomputing Research Centre is delighted to acknowledge that Executive Director Mark Stickells has been awarded a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) for his significant service to science, particularly information technology, and to the community. The honour recognises Mr Stickells’ career contributions over 30 years to the fields of research, technology, innovation and

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17 November 2023

New international consortium formed to create trustworthy and reliable generative AI models for science

Written by Charlie Catlett Originally published by Argonne National Laboratory on 10 November 2023, here   Trillion Parameter Consortium launches with dozens of founding partners from around the world. The initiative brings together teams of researchers engaged in creating large-scale generative AI models to address key challenges in advancing AI for science. A global consortium of scientists from

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19 October 2023

Pawsey welcomes NCRIS’ $5 Million Grant to Accelerate Quantum Innovation

[Perth, 19/10/2023] Australia’s Pawsey Supercomputing Research Centre has received today a $5 million grant from the Australian Government’s National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy (NCRIS) program. The new funding will, over a period of two years, enable Pawsey to extend its national supercomputing and quantum computing innovation hub, pilot new projects and develop quantum applications. Pawsey’s

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10 March 2023

Climate scientists are producing regional climate projections up to 75 years into the future

A state-of-the-art regional climate modelling project will deliver more detailed and reliable projections for local areas across Western Australia, which will be used to inform planning for infrastructure and climate-sensitive sectors such as agriculture and conservation. “Global climate models help us to simulate very large-scale weather patterns across the globe, but they are not suitable

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9 March 2023

Pawsey welcomes three new leaders to its board

The Pawsey Supercomputing Research Centre has welcomed three new members to its Board of directors, with the additions to help define and accelerate its national and international growth strategies. Sonya Walker and Mark Bazzacco join Pawsey’s Board as independent members, while Professor Amanda Barnard joins as a strategic advisor. Ms Walker joins Pawsey’s Board with

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Mark Stickells, Ann Backhaus, Maciej Cytowsci and Ugo Varetto, at our booth in SC22 Dallas, while our Quokkas are displayed drawing a number four because our ranking in the Green500
15 November 2022

Australia’s Setonix named the fourth greenest supercomputer in the world

At peak power, Setonix is 30 times more powerful than its predecessors and ten times more energy efficient. PERTH, AUSTRALIA, 15 November 2022 — Pawsey Supercomputing Research Centre announced its latest supercomputer, Setonix, has been recognised as one of the greenest supercomputers in the world, after ranking in the top5 on the globally recognised Green500

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8 August 2022

Promising beginnings for Australia’s newest supercomputer

Australia’s newest supercomputer, Setonix, has produced a highly detailed image of a supernova remnant immediately after the computing system’s first stage was made available to researchers. Data used to create the image was collected with CSIRO’s ASKAP radio telescope, which is owned and operated by Australia’s national science agency, on Wajarri Yamatji Country in Western

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Mars meteorite analysis. Left, artistic impression of where an asteroid hit the surface of Mars 5-10Ma ago, ejected Black Beauty and its transit to the Earth (white line). On the right, the dataset and methods used to identify the ejection site of the meteorite.
13 July 2022

Source of ancient Martian rocks found using supercomputers

Now we can sample other planets without leaving home Published in Nature Communications Five to ten million years ago an asteroid smashed into Mars. It created a massive crater and propelled a chunk of ancient Martian crust into space as a new meteorite, which eventually crashed into Africa. We now know where on Mars that meteorite

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Quantum Brilliance team installing the first room-temperature Quantum Computer at Pawsey
31 May 2022

Pawsey Installs First Room-Temperature On-Premises Quantum Computer in a Supercomputing Centre

A field trial of a room-temperature, diamond-based quantum ‘accelerator’ is now underway as Australia’s Pawsey Supercomputing Research Centre installs Quantum Brilliance’s computer in Perth, Western Australia ISC 2022, Hamburg, Germany, May 31, 2022 – Australia’s leading research supercomputing facility Pawsey Supercomputing Research Centre has today announced the installation of the world’s first room-temperature diamond-based quantum

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