Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center

 

Enabling discovery since 1986

PSC at PEARC25

July 20 – 24, 2025
Columbus, Ohio
PSC staff will be at PEARC with paper presentations, workshops, panels, and more.

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High School Students Study Nanotechnology, AI Heart Disease Detection Using Bridges-2

Unique Program at North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics Introduces Students to High Performance Computing

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PSC Interns to Represent U.S. at International Student Competition

Benchmark Beasts Team to Compete at ISC25 Conference in Hamburg, Germany

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Simulations on Bridges-2 Teach AI Program to Prevent Buckling or Breaks in Railways

AI Tool Would Enable Industry to Predict Temperatures that Require Maintenance or Repair, Improving Safety and Making Repairs Less Expensive

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Third-Generation Anton Supercomputer Operational

With the latest, third-generation Anton system, researchers will produce results in days that would take years on any other resource, sparking innovative studies that will challenge and shift current paradigms in the simulation of biomolecular systems.

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Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center, or PSC, is a joint computational research center with Carnegie Mellon University and University of Pittsburgh.

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Recent News from PSC

Accelerate your research on Bridges-2,
our flagship supercomputer

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Bridges-2 supercomputer

Our featured projects

PSC maintains advanced infrastructure to support
computation-heavy research in areas such as: data analytics, machine learning, bimolecular simulation, AI and deep learning, and provides access to the national cyberinfrastructure community of resources.

HuBMAP

The Human BioMolecular Atlas Program is developing the tools to create an open, global atlas of the human body at the cellular level.

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Neocortex

Neocortex unlocks interactive AI development for rapidly evolving research and democratizes access to game-changing compute power.

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Anton

National Anton Resource for biomolecular simulation, enabling investigations of important biological phenomena.

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ACCESS

ACCESS is expanding the national research cyberinfrastructure ecosystem to include more researchers, scholars and scientific domains.

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Bridges 2

Bridges-2 provides transformative capability for rapidly evolving, computation-intensive and data-intensive research, creating opportunities for collaboration and convergence research.

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Recent News from PSC

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Accelerate your research on
Bridges-2, our newest supercomputer

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Our Featured Projects

PSC maintains advanced infrastructure to support computation-heavy research in areas in: data analytics, machine learning, bimolecular simulation, AI and deep learning, and provides access to the national cyberinfrastructure community of resources.

HuBMAP

The Human BioMolecular Atlas Program is developing the tools to create an open, global atlas of the human body at the cellular level.

Learn More

Neocortex

Neocortex unlocks interactive AI development for rapidly evolving research and democratizes access to game-changing compute power.

View project

Anton 2

Anton 2 is a special purpose supercomputer for biomolecular simulation enabling investigations of important biological phenomena.

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ACCESS

The ACCESS program provides an entry to the national research cyberinfrastructure ecosystem for researchers and scholars in all scientific domains.

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Bridges 2

Bridges-2 provides transformative capability for rapidly evolving, computation-intensive and data-intensive research, creating opportunities for collaboration and convergence research.

Learn More

Want to help further our research?

Support the next big discovery or inspire the next class of great thinkers with a gift to our center.

GIVE ONLINE