Nvidia unveils Vera Rubin supercomputers for Los Alamos National Laboratory — announcement comes on heels of AMD's recent supercomputer wins

Nvidia has partnered with HPE to develop two new supercomputers based on the Vera Rubin platform for Los Alamos National Laboratory, focusing on national security and scientific research with AI simulation and computing capabilities. This move follows Nvidia's recent success in securing seven supercomputer contracts with the Department of Energy. The Mission supercomputer, designed for the National Nuclear Security Administration, is set to be operational in 2027, while the Vision computer will support open scientific and AI research. These systems represent a significant investment in US national security and scientific capabilities, with Nvidia emphasizing the integration of AI and traditional simulation capabilities for research endeavors.