Advanced supercomputer techniques have been used to simulate the properties of a 3,000-atom nano device, which scientists say will pave the way for faster nano devices in the future.
According to a report on HPC Wire, a 3,000 atom simulation is a threefold increase over previous efforts. The research division at Fujitsu was able to accomplish the feat using a new technique based on massively parallel supercomputing technology developed by the Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (JAIST) and the Computational Material Science Initiative (CMSI).
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