XENON Wins Multi-Million Dollar High Performance Computing Contract with University of Queensland

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XENON won a multi‑million‑dollar contract with the University of Queensland to deliver FlashLite, Australia’s first computer of its kind, scheduled to go live in July. Designed by Professor David Abramson, FlashLite features high‑speed flash memory instead of spinning disks, large amounts of fast main memory, and software shared memory. Inspired by the NSF’s Gordon system, it will support major breakthroughs in fields such as cardiac disease, climate change, and astrophysics, significantly boosting the university’s research computing capabilities.

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XENON Wins Multi-Million Dollar High Performance Computing Contract with University of Queensland

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