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New 100G gateway allows for expansion of data-intensive research at Virginia Tech

This new, high-speed gateway connection in Atlanta has doubled the data-carrying capacity for Virginia Tech and other member institutions.

Consolidation of compute clusters increases the efficiency of Virginia Tech’s high-performance computing resources

Supercomputers that were state-of-the art just a few years ago are still useful, but are not necessarily the most efficient for the space and energy they require. Moving nodes from these older clusters to ARC's newer clusters creates space for new hardware, makes use of nodes that are still highly usable, and expands capacity of newer compute clusters and storage systems with minimal expense.

Virginia Tech Research Center in Arlington, home of the Commonwealth Cyber Initiative’s xG Testbed.
Program Experimental License expands to cover northern Virginia campuses

The licenses enable advanced research in areas such artificial intelligence, machine learning, wireless, and next-gen technology at the Virginia Tech Research Center and new Innovation Campus.