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Built for U.S. researchers, Nexus delivers 400 quadrillion ops/sec, 330 TB memory, and 10 PB flash storage!
Georgia Tech, backed by a $20 million NSF grant, is building Nexus, an AI-powered supercomputer set to launch in spring 2026.
Capable of over 400 quadrillion operations per second, Nexus will support research in fields like medicine, clean energy, and climate modeling.
Designed for accessibility, it will connect with the National Center for Supercomputing Applications via a high-speed network, democratizing AI tools for U.S. researchers.
Georgia Tech, backed by a $20 million NSF grant, is building Nexus, an AI-powered supercomputer set to launch in spring 2026.
Capable of over 400 quadrillion operations per second, Nexus will support research in fields like medicine, clean energy, and climate modeling.
Designed for accessibility, it will connect with the National Center for Supercomputing Applications via a high-speed network, democratizing AI tools for U.S. researchers.
Built for U.S. researchers, Nexus delivers 400 quadrillion ops/sec, 330 TB memory, and 10 PB flash storage!
Georgia Tech, backed by a $20 million NSF grant, is building Nexus, an AI-powered supercomputer set to launch in spring 2026.
Capable of over 400 quadrillion operations per second, Nexus will support research in fields like medicine, clean energy, and climate modeling.
Designed for accessibility, it will connect with the National Center for Supercomputing Applications via a high-speed network, democratizing AI tools for U.S. researchers.
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