Jet engines are built to terrifyingly tight tolerances, yet the latest simulations on the world’s first exascale supercomputer suggest their biggest weakness may be measured in micrometers.

When you think of supercomputers, you probably think of vast air-controlled rooms crammed full of cabinets and illuminated by banks of flashing LEDs. The first Cray supercomputer, for instance, cost ...

Scotland is to be the home of the UK’s first exascale-class supercomputer. The UK government this week announced the University of Edinburgh had been selected to host the country's first exascale ...

A look at part of the Frontier supercomputer - Hewlett Packard Enterprise Jet engine technology is among some of the most advanced means of propulsion in the skies today. From commercial airlines to ...