Brain-inspired computers are shockingly good at math
New research shows the potential for energy-efficient supercomputing.
Sandia-led team awarded $10M by DOE to explore materials fatigue, self-healing with AI
“This isn’t just an advance in materials science. It’s an opportunity to modernize how we practice science itself,” says project lead Rémi Dingreville.
The road to El Capitan and El Dorado ran through the Tri-Lab Center of Excellence
How a social network proved to be the missing link in building the world’s fastest supercomputer.
Three national security laboratories, one AI model
Sandia, Los Alamos and Lawrence Livermore national laboratories have proven that it's possible to share a large language model without compromising sensitive data from each lab.
Predicting the (un)knowable
A Sandia team develops a method to make quantum computing more fruitful.
Unseen, unsung, undeniably important
For Sandia’s Facilities Control System, the reward isn’t the spotlight, but in keeping the Labs running day and night.
Brain-based computing for ND solutions
Sandia and German startup SpiNNcloud have deployed a first-in-the-world, large-scale SpiNNaker2 neuromorphic system at the Labs.
A surprise contender for cooling computers: lasers
Sandia is partnering with tech startup Maxwell Labs to test an idea that could significantly lower the power consumption and increase the efficiency of conventional air and water-based systems.
Engineers Week 2025: Success as a result of the people
Meet four Sandia engineers and learn about the paths that led them to the Labs.
Hacking safer communities
Sandians volunteered at two Explora-hosted events, Thunderbird Hacks and QuanTime, where they mentored students in coding a machine learning model and demonstrated quantum concepts.