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Inside the National Petascale Computing Facility
A team of supercomputing and data center specialists had 18 months to design and build the National Petascale Computing Facility (NPCF) at the University of Illinois. Here's a look inside the data center.
Rich Miller
July 7, 2010
1 Min Read
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What kind of facility would you design to house one of the the most powerful supercomputers in existence? What would an ideal data center for such a machine look like if you designed it from the ground up? A team of supercomputing and data center specialists had 18 months to design and built the National Petascale Computing Facility (NPCF) at the University of Illinois, which will house the Blue Waters supercomputer. DCK contributor John Rath provides a look inside the NPCF and its features. Check out our photo feature.About the Author
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