Carnegie Mellon researchers use ACCESS allocations to solve increasing problem.

Researchers from the Naval Postgraduate School use NCSA’s Delta for faster simulations.

Welcome to the 2026 HPCwire Readers’ Choice Awards Voting! The HPCwire Readers’ Choice Awards recognize the most outstanding individuals, organizations, products, and technologies in the industry. The...

CUNY students leverage advanced research computing to do what laptops cannot.

ACCESS student program interns spend the summer exploring high-performance computing resources and opportunities.

University of Minnesota researchers leverage SDSC’s Expanse to speed results.

Teams across the program showcase a variety of innovations.

Researchers use ACCESS-allocated Delta to create new metric for accuracy.

SDSC’s Expanse used for article that lands on journal cover.

FSU researchers are using their ACCESS allocations to decode the "weird" quantum behaviors of moiré materials.

See all the program accomplished in the past year.

ACCESS staff and resource providers will host and present at several events for this year’s PEARC conference.

ACCESS staff and resource providers will host and present at several events for this year’s PEARC conference.

ACCESS staff and resource providers will host and present at several events for this year’s PEARC conference.

A recent study written by ACCESS staff showcases how the program has helped broaden access to national high-performance computing resources to enable research and education for all.

The upcoming PEARC26 conference scheduled to take place July 26-30 in Minneapolis, Minnesota will be special in at least one way: It’s the 10th anniversary of the founding of the event. As the PEARC26...

Researchers from Yale University use ACCESS-allocated resources to build AI tools that decode individual genetic blueprints and map how genes interact within tissues over time.

UT Arlington team illustrates how AI-driven ceramics could unlock hypersonic flight.

NSF-Funded Bridges-3 Will Continue Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center’s Focus on High-Performance Computing, Serving National Research and Education Goals

ACCESS is excited to roll out a new feature that brings greater flexibility to resource allocation: the ACCESS Variable Marketplace.

Researchers are using their ACCESS allocations on Anvil and Expanse to better understand TB.

A collaboration of researchers from around the country used their ACCESS allocation on NCSA’s DeltaAI to help develop a dataset to improve prostate cancer detection.

SDSC’s Expanse helps researchers better understand next-gen batteries.

May 22, 2026 — University of California San Diego Halıcıoğlu School of Data Science and Computing astrophysicist Mike Norman is driving a new generation of cosmology simulations that push precision st...

Purdue University’s Rosen Center for Advanced Computing upgraded the data repositories on its Anvil supercomputer to include new artificial intelligence datasets.

Researchers use their ACCESS allocation on DeltaAI to train AI agents more effectively by pitting them against each other in competition.

ACES utilized to power Texas A&M’s CMS³-FAST summer school.

Researchers used HPC resources through ACCESS to simulate robotic octopus limbs.

Researchers from the University of Delaware use their ACCESS allocation to help create tiny building blocks that could advance smart materials research.

UC Riverside researchers use atomic-level simulations on SDSC’s Expanse to reveal how electric charges can destroy stubborn PFAS bonds.

If you use AI tools like Claude in your research workflow, you can now connect them directly to ACCESS-CI services. Public Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers at mcp.access-ci.org let your AI assistant query compute resources, check system status, search software, explore allocations, and more, through natural conversation. Most tools work without logging in, and adding a server takes about a minute. See the full article for details.

ACCESS allocations power breakthrough study of hummingbird escape maneuver.

Researchers at the University of Illinois use their ACCESS allocation to help prove that sometimes less data is better when training AI chatbots.

(March 23, 2026) Anvil users working in bioinformatics and genomics have access to over 750 pre-built software modules through the biocontai...