Sandia selected to lead six Genesis Mission projects, partner on 17 others
The Genesis Mission is a national effort to accelerate scientific discovery by combining artificial intelligence, high-performance computing and advanced research capabilities.
In the Mountain West, a quantum computing collaboration announces major results
Sandia and tech company Quantinuum recently published a paper in Nature that reports the performance of the company’s 98-qubit commercial system, Helios, which debuted last year.
Fixing FLOPS
Mathematician Samuel Pollard takes on floating-point operations per second, the 40-year-old foundation of all computers.
QCaMP arms teachers with quantum education
The program has grown into a weeklong camp for teachers in 15 states and a four-week camp for students in New Mexico and California.
Sandia showcases trusted AI solutions at AI+ Expo
Teams demonstrate secure, mission-ready AI tools that accelerate engineering and decision-making workflows.
Inside Cronus, the hybrid supercomputer built for AI and ModSim
Sandia unveils an AI-forward system that recently became available to members of the workforce.
Innovation and teamwork in the great technical unknown
Thirty years ago, Sandia led the development of foundational microchip technology.
Cyber Residency Program
A medically inspired rotation program offers a tailored, hands-on learning experience for cyber defenders right out of college and from other areas of the Labs.
Hitting a bullet with a bullet
In 2008, the nation called on Sandia to help the Navy figure out how to shoot down a defective 5,000-pound satellite that was dangerously close to reentering Earth’s atmosphere.
Not the largest supercomputer, but maybe the most interesting
Sandia and tech company NextSilicon abandon design norms to pursue the frontiers of computing technology.