U.S. Labs Test Newcomer Chips for Nuclear Supercomputing
Sandia National Laboratories is testing chips from startups like NextSilicon as major firms prioritize AI. This ensures hardware for nuclear security missions.
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Sandia National Laboratories is testing chips from Israel-based startup NextSilicon to power supercomputers used for nuclear weapons simulations. The move follows supply shortages and a shift by mainstream chipmakers toward artificial intelligence hardware. Diversifying the supply chain ensures the United States maintains high-precision computing for national security missions.
