Accelerating HPC, AI, Data Science, and Quantum Computing

We are a vendor-neutral, non-profit 501(c)(3) organization comprised of members from industry, government, and academia worldwide. Our mission is to educate and connect the HPC and AI user community with the latest technologies and best practices to optimize business processes and promote workforce advancement.

We focus on the high-performance systems used for AI, simulation, cloud computing, quantum computing, and visualization. Our members utilize these technologies in their work in oil & gas, renewable energy, climate modeling, life sciences, manufacturing, financial services, cybersecurity, government, and academia.

Our Quantum Opportunity: Reimagine What’s Possible

Joe Vetere – Senior Staff Quantum Engineer, Oak Ridge National Laboratory 

26 June 2025
11:30am – 1:00pm CDT

Online Event

New! Continue the dialogue and networking on Slack.

HPC-AI Society News

November 23, 2024

Great panel of HPC leaders at SC24 hosted by our sponsor Rescale that included our President Doug Norton discussing the future of engineering and scientific innovation. Topics covered included AI, Digital Twins, HPC best practices, Quantum Computing, and nuclear reactors.

November 22, 2024

Great recap of the record-breaking SC24 conference in Atlanta. Includes a short interview of HPC Society President Doug Norton at 2:30.

Viridien panel at SC24

November 21, 2024

HPC Society President Doug Norton participated in several panels at the conference, including hosting one in sponsor Viridien’s booth titled “The future of industrial AI/HPC workflows.”

May 14, 2024

The research scientists at the Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC), located in north Austin, have the unique responsibility of bringing boring, unattractive data to life

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Previous HPC-AI Society Events

Apr 2025
THU
24
Shell Woodcreek Campus

This year’s  Annual Technology Meeting of The Society of HPC Professionals was a great event, with a great lineup of speakers.

Mar 2025
THU
27
Lunch & Learn | Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC) (plus live stream)

George Biros, Ph.D. – Professor and W. A. “Tex”‘ Moncrief Chair in Simulation-Based Engineering Sciences, University of Texas Austin

Jan 2025
THU
30
Lunch & Learn | HCC West Loop Campus (plus live stream)

Laurent Clerc, CTO HPC and Cloud Solutions, Viridien (formerly CGG)

Other Events of Interest

Navigating Change: Geosciences Shaping a Sustainable Transition

2-5 June 2025
Toulouse, France

ISC 2025 is the 40th anniversary of the world’s leading forum for advancing the application of high performance computing in academia, government, and the private sector.

10-13 June 2025
Hamburg, Germany

 The TPC25 conference and exhibition will convene AI leaders from industry, academia, and national laboratories along with the vendor community, funding agencies, and VCs, to develop best practices for utilizing AI for scientific discovery and engineering at scale.

28-31 July 2025
San Jose Doubletree

Industry News

14 May 2025 | Politico

Amid all the hype about artificial intelligence, quantum computers and advanced chipmaking — to say nothing of the mega-billion-dollar investments— is it possible that the United States still isn’t doing enough to maximize computers’ potential?

 Fundamental science, i.e., science for the sake of science, often happens when someone mutters “That’s odd” or “That’s funny.” Many everyday breakthroughs like penicillin, radioactivity, and the microwave oven began this way.

February 19, 2025 | Microsoft
It leverages the world’s first topoconductor, a breakthrough type of material which can observe and control Majorana particles to produce more reliable and scalable qubits, which are the building blocks for quantum computers.
June 27, 2024 | Toms Hardware

The Holy Grail of supercomputing chip design is an architecture that combines the versatility and programmability of CPUs with the explicit parallelism of GPUs, and InspireSemi strives to achieve just that.