UK-US Supercomputers to Build Digital Twins for Fusion Reactors
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UK-US supercomputers to build digital twins for fusion reactors
Two fusion supercomputers in the UK and US could be linked to train the same AI models on experimental data from separate fusion machines, potentially helping engineers design future power plants faster. The proposed SUNRISE-STELLAR-AI Federation would connect the UK Atomic Energy Authority’s (UKAEA) SUNRISE supercomputer with the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory’s (PPPL) STELLAR-AI platform. Researchers would use data from the MAST Upgrade f…
UKAEA And PPPL Connect Computers To Design Faster Fusion Plants
UKAEA and PPPL have joined forces to link UKAEA’s SUNRISE supercomputer with PPPL’s STELLAR-AI platform, using artificial intelligence to accelerate fusion energy’s development. The SUNRISE–STELLAR-AI Federation will connect the computers, enabling researchers to train AI models on results from both national laboratories and develop AI tools for future fusion power plants.
UK Atomic Energy Authority readies US artificial intelligence collaboration
The UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) has annouced plans to look at how it can work with the US Department of Energy’s Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL) to deliver federated supercomputing for fusion research. During the Global Fusion Policy Summit held in London, UKAEA and PPPL signed a joint declaration of intent to explore linking
How AI Digital Twins Might Speed Up Fusion Power
Two fusion supercomputers in the UK and US could soon join forces. The plan would link them to train the same AI models. Crucially, they would use experimental data from separate fusion machines. Ultimately, this could help engineers design future power plants faster. The proposed system is called the SUNRISE-STELLAR-AI Federation. It would connect the […]
UK and US governments sign agreements to advance AI in nuclear fusion
The UK and US sign agreements at the Global Fusion Summit to boost AI and supercomputing in fusion research, pairing UKAEA with Princeton's PPPL.
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