The Department of Energy is investing $3.6M in projects that tackle energy-focused high-performance computing.
The projects will work to address mobility, materials and manufacturing challenges under the High-Performance Computing for Energy Innovation or HPC4EI program, DOE said Tuesday.
Participants will gain access to high-performance computing facilities within DOE’s national laboratories.
“From industry to academia, the scientific need for advanced computing continues to drive innovation and development for future high-performance computers and their capabilities,” said Daniel Simmons, assistant secretary at the Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy.
The participating teams are:
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Chicago Transit Authority
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City of San Jose – Department of Transportation
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Dow
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General Motors
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LM Industries Group
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PPG Industries
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Praxair
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Saint Gobain Ceramics and Plastics, DBA SEFPRO
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Sinter Print DBA Elementum 3D
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United Technologies Research Center
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