Traverse Supercomputer to accelerate fusion research at Princeton

Princeton's High-Performance Computing Research Center recently hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony for Traverse, it's newest supercomputer. Traverse is a 1.4 petaflop HPC cluster that ranks among the top 500 systems in the world. "Traverse is a mini version of ORNL's Summit, thereby providing a stepping stone for the research community to one of the world's fastest supercomputers," said Curt Hillegas, associate CIO, Research Computin. "Getting experience using Traverse will allow our research groups to adapt their codes, so they can use the current leadership-class machines and be best prepared for the new exascale systems."

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