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The Lincoln Laboratory Supercomputing Center in Holyoke, Massachusetts, is home to the only zero-carbon emissions supercomputer on the TOP500 list. Photo: Glen Cooper

Supercomputing Center Celebrates Fifth Anniversary

June 14, 2021
A magazine cover showing the words "Security and Privacy" at the top, a photo of a rocket ready to launch, and the words "Moonshot Cybersecurity"

Hamed Okhravi charts a vision for a cybersecurity moonshot

June 8, 2021
Two US Air Force cadets smile for a photo in the MIT courtyard.
In the Media

Long history; new horizons

May 5, 2021
USAF-MIT AI Accelerator
This is a photo of the Stratus Award trophy presented to Lincoln Laboratory for TRACER
Awards

Lincoln Laboratory earns a 2020 Stratus Award for Cloud Computing

February 25, 2021
Two hands hold an Iphone; the screen shows the interface of a COVID-monitoring app that reads "No significant exposures"
In the Media

Coronavirus apps show promise but prove a tough sell

December 7, 2020
New York Times
This is a photo of a CubeSatpayload application of the TBIRD technology.
Awards

Lincoln Laboratory technologies named 2020 R&D 100 Award winners

October 13, 2020
illustration of a circle with code inside with the words "data breach" and "cyber attack" in red. Red lines extend out of the circle to 3 computer symbols.

New algorithm uses supercomputing to combat cyberattacks

August 24, 2020
Two robots (dressed as human mannequins) face eachother.
In the Media

COVID-19 digital contact tracing: Apple and Google work together as MIT tests validity

May 13, 2020
IEEE SPECTRUM
An illustration of two people walking by each other holding cell phones with bluetooth radio waves emanating from the phones
In the Media

Smartphone app warns if you’ve been exposed to coronavirus

April 28, 2020
Voice of America
An illustration of 4 people near eachother looking at their phones, with bluetooth signals emanating from the phones.
In the Media

Bluetooth signals from your smartphone could automate Covid-19 contact tracing while preserving privacy

April 9, 2020
MIT News
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