FAIRBANKS, Alaska -- The supercomputer manufacturer Cray Research Inc. has awarded $350,000 in grants to researchers affiliated with the Arctic Region Supercomputing Center (ARSC) at the University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF).
In addition, Cray Research has joined the supercomputing center's Technology Affiliates Program (TAP). The Technology Affiliates Program makes high-performance computing technology and training available to corporations, government agencies and non-academic organizations.
Cray Research grants encourage research and development in scientific, engineering or computer systems. Grants were awarded in diverse fields including the computer simulation of underground petroleum reservoirs, ocean modelling, satellite radar image processing, and space plasma simulation.
Cray Research targeted most of its development grants to projects on ARSC's new CRAY T3D supercomputer -- a calculating wizard with 128 processors that is capable of 19.2 billion math operations per second.
Researchers received nine grant awards ranging from $17,000 to $60,000. All but one of the recipients, Dale Haidvogel of Rutgers University, are UAF researchers.
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