Facilities, Operations, and User Support
Strategic Computing Complex
The Strategic Computing Complex (SCC) is a secure supercomputing facility that supports the calculation, modeling, simulation, and visualization of complex nuclear weapons data in support of the Stockpile Stewardship Program. | Read more about the SCC.
Facilities News and Updates
LANL capabilities thrive from improved proficiency planning and operations
New HPC Project Management Office bolsters operations. | Read more
Reductions in water usage enhance LANL operations
Recent and future improvements focus on sustainability, efficiency, and capability. | Read more
Los Alamos site enables next generation supercomputing
Favorable climate, ample power, and development potential make Los Alamos the ideal location for future supercomputing. | Read more
Sixty megawatts of power available by 2025 for future supercomputing at LANL
Power improvements and diversification will bring 60 megawatts of power to Los Alamos National Laboratory. This total power capability will give LANL the ability to handle larger simulations, tackle more complex calculations, and produce finer fidelity results. | Read more
Study determines additional water is available to cool supercomputers at LANL by 2025
To support future generations of high performance computers, LANL is exploring sustainable options to meet the demand for more water cooling. A recent study shows promising results for getting non-potable wastewater from Los Alamos County. | Read more
