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Trillium Pushes the Limits of Global Ocean Modelling
Read more: Trillium Pushes the Limits of Global Ocean ModellingThe group of Prof. Peltier of the University of Toronto, together and their collaborators, is using the Trillium supercomputer to develop a next-generation Massachusetts Institute of Technology general circulation model (MITgcm) global ocean simulation. This project will culminate in a run of the MITgcm with horizontal grid spacing of 1/96° (~1 km). It will be…
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Trillium Enables Discovery of a New Stellar Mixing Process
Read more: Trillium Enables Discovery of a New Stellar Mixing Process“We were able to discover a new stellar mixing process only because of the immense computing power of the new Trillium machine. These are the computationally most intensive stellar convection and internal gravity wave simulations performed to date.” —Falk Herwig, professor of physics and astronomy and director of ARC (University of Victoria) More on the role…
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New AI System Coming to SciNet
Read more: New AI System Coming to SciNetOn November 28, 2025, the Minister of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Innovation Evan Solomon announced a $42.5M million grant for a new AI compute system has been awarded to the University of Toronto, to be hosted and operated by SciNet. This investment is funded by the Digital Research Alliance of Canada as part of Canada’s…