Artificial intelligence is here to stay, and the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology will be instrumental in shaping the way it impacts all facets of our lives, from the cars we drive to how scientists develop medicine. To meet that demand, the Martin and Grace Druan Rosman Performance Computing Data Center will serve as a new high-performance computing (HPC) hub on campus to ensure that the University is prepared for the demands of research, development, and innovation for years to come.
As it prepares to open its doors to students and faculty across campus next year, I spoke with Professor Ofer Strichman, vice chairman for computing, to learn more about the vital impact this new center will have not only on the Technion community, but also the global innovation sphere.
Keep reading at blogs.timesofisrael.com.
This article was written by American Technion Society CEO Michael Waxman-Lenz.
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