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Project Spaceborne: NASA, HPE Team Up to Use Supercomputers for Eventual Journey to Mars

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Authors: Earl Joseph, Steve Conway, Bob Sorensen and Alex Norton

Publication Date: August 2018

Length: 5 pages

Category: Profiles in Leadership
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In August 2017, Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) and NASA embarked on a daring experiment –- blast a supercomputer into space, place it aboard the International Space Station, and see how it functioned amid shifting radiation levels and violent G-forces. Since that time, the project known as Spaceborne has consistently delivered one trillion calculations per second, revolved around the earth at least 4,275 times, and has been described by HPE as a great success that has “exceeded expectations.”

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