Japan's Fugaku Supercomputer Marks Five Years of Scientific Advancements
Fugaku, Japan's leading supercomputer, has operated for five years, achieving significant breakthroughs in various scientific fields. Its advancements in simulations and AI integration are set to influence both research and industry applications.
Japan's supercomputer Fugaku, operational for five years, has made substantial contributions to scientific research by simulating complex phenomena, including galaxy formation and protein modeling. Developed by RIKEN and Fujitsu, it excels in performance, ranking first in major benchmarks since 2020.
The system has been pivotal in studies related to disaster preparedness and public health, notably during the COVID-19 pandemic. Fugaku is also accessible to private-sector firms, aiding in drug discovery and climate analysis. Future plans include a successor, Fugaku NEXT, targeting exascale capabilities to enhance AI and simulation applications further.



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