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Brain-based computing for ND solutions
News Article, June 4, 2025 • New neuromorphic computing system arrives at Sandia UNBOXING BRAIN POWER — From left, Kevin Buterbaugh, Brad Thielman and Kevin Stroup unbox the newly received NERL Braunfels neuromorphic test bed on April 3. Photo by Craig Fritz. As artificial intelligence-capable computing systems continue to evolve, so do challenges facing their deployment....

Sandia deploys cutting-edge Cerebras CS-3 testbed for AI workloads
News Article, November 12, 2024 • Technician positioning Cerebras wafer enclosure for installation in Kingfisher. Photo taken by Craig Fritz. In a partnership just reaching two years, Sandia and Cerebras Systems have unveiled a cluster composed of four Cerebras CS-3 systems to be used as a Sandia testbed, that will expand research into AI workloads for...
Technician positioning Cerebras wafer enclosure for installation in Kingfisher.

Sandia scientist testifies how AI is helping with science innovation
News Article, July 23, 2024 • Sandia’s Jennifer Gaudioso testifies during a Senate committee hearing June 4 that DOE data and supercomputing capabilities position U.S. national labs to shape future AI initiatives. (Image captured from hearing video) Sandia’s Jennifer Gaudioso testified before Congress on how scientists at U.S. national laboratories are poised to elevate artificial intelligence...

Transformational capabilities demonstrated by Sandia at AI Expo
News Article, June 17, 2024 • Danny Gomez from Sandia watches as Senator Martin Heinrich experiences the immersive extended reality environment of JARVIS. (Photo courtesy of John Feddema) Ten national laboratories, including Sandia, shared one of the largest booths at the AI Expo for National Competitiveness from May 7-8 in Washington, D.C. The new conference provided...

Using the power of “super-small” to solve large-scale scientific problems
News Article, October 13, 2022 • Sandia builds a testbed for powerful quantum computing hardware and scientific applications. Try this thought experiment: imagine a small measurable quantity of something—perhaps a grain of sand or a point of light—then cut it in half, again and again. When you reach the smallest quantity, such as a photon of...