Impact
Lincoln Laboratory's innovative, advanced technology has not only been applied to national security problems but has also had significant impact on science, industry, and society. We have developed optics that enable the discovery of phenomena in the universe, invented a 193 nm lithographic technique that is the industry standard today, and created software that is helping emergency agencies plan for disaster responses.
Through the Lincoln Laboratory Supercomputing Center (LLSC), researchers are tapping into New England's most powerful supercomputer from their desktops. They're using it to run large-scale simulations, prototype algorithms, and conduct data analysis tasks that, because of their size and complexity, require thousands of parallel processors. And they're doing it all on a system that runs 100 percent carbon free.
Learn how supercomputing is moving R&D forward
The one-petaflop system at the Lincoln Laboratory Supercomputing Center is furthering research in autonomous systems, device physics, and machine learning.
The LLSC houses the TX-Green supercomputer, a computing cluster comprising 41,472 Intel advanced processor cores.