Micron and PNNL Collaborate to Develop Unique AI-Purpose Built Computing System
ByAinvest
Thursday, Aug 21, 2025 10:13 am ET1min read
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Researchers at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and Micron have co-designed a new hardware-software architecture, Crete, purpose-built for science applications. The system features 15 terabytes of active memory co-located with processors, unique in the DOE laboratory complex and high-performance computing community. The Crete testbed is available to researchers from other national laboratories and academia who need more memory than most computing architectures can provide.
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