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The San Diego Supercomputer Center (SDSC) is a research center of the University of California, San Diego, dedicated to providing computational resources and expertise to scientists and engineers from academia and industry.
SDSC operates one of the world's largest and most powerful supercomputers, as well as a variety of other cutting-edge computational resources. These resources are used to support a wide range of research projects, from climate modeling to drug discovery to astrophysics.
SDSC also provides a variety of educational programs and outreach activities designed to promote the use of computational resources in research and education. These programs include workshops, tutorials, and online courses on a variety of topics related to high-performance computing.
SDSC is a leader in the field of high-performance computing and has been recognized for its contributions to the field. In 2019, SDSC was awarded the Gordon Bell Prize, the most prestigious award in high-performance computing, for its work on the development of a new supercomputer architecture.
Here are some additional details about SDSC:
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- Founded in 1985, SDSC is one of the oldest and most established supercomputing centers in the world.
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- SDSC is a member of the National Science Foundation's Extreme Science and Engineering Discovery Environment (XSEDE) program, which provides researchers with access to the most advanced computational resources in the world.
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- SDSC is home to a variety of research groups, including the Center for Astrophysics and Space Sciences, the Center for Earth Observations and Modeling, and the Center for Genome Research and Biocomputing.
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- SDSC is a major contributor to the development of open source software for high-performance computing.
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- SDSC is committed to providing a welcoming and inclusive environment for all researchers, regardless of their background or experience.

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