Georgia Tech Unveils Nexus, a $20 Million Supercomputer at Tech Square
Georgia Tech opened Nexus, a $20 million supercomputer housed in the Coda building in Midtown, with a ribbon cutting at its Tech Square campus on Monday, according to Atlanta News First's report. The school says it will support research in areas including weather modeling and health care, and outside researchers will be able to use it through the U.S. National Science Foundation.
Why It Matters for Atlanta Professionals
Tech Square keeps adding serious research infrastructure, which draws talent, research dollars and startups to Midtown. Atlanta founders and engineers working in AI and data now have a major computing resource down the street, with outside access offered through the NSF.
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First reported by Atlanta News First (Joshua Skinner): Atlanta News First
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