Singapore and Australia are set to boost their high-performance computing communities after the National Supercomputing Centre of Singapore and Australia's Pawsey Supercomputing Centre signed a memorandum of understanding. The wide-ranging agreement aims to deliver "better, faster, and more innovative scientific outcomes" for both nations, focusing on areas including nanotechnology, medical research and the petroleum industry. "We have been working together since 2009 when we first started collaborating in our respective supercomputers," said Dr David Wong, CEO of Singapore's National Supercomputer Centre.
Singapore and Australia are set to boost their high-performance computing communities after the National Supercomputing Centre of Singapore and Australia's Pawsey Supercomputing Centre signed a memorandum of understanding. The wide-ranging agreement aims to deliver "better, faster, and more innovative scientific outcomes" for both nations, focusing on areas including nanotechnology, medical research and the petroleum industry. Pawsey said it was the first of many such international agreements.