The future lies with supercomputers capable of handling large volumes of data

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American scientists have recently discovered a new type of chemical attraction thanks to the supercomputers Abe and Ember, at the National Center for Supercomputing Applications, at the University of Illinois.

This discovery opens the door to new materials and products that can substantially change the world. It helps to understand that the immediate future lies in supercomputers capable of storing large volumes of data.

Infrastructure is vital. The existence of more powerful and cheaper computing will help scientists in dealing with enormous amounts of data that, in turn, can lead to new discoveries.

Thus, a new way of massive use of processing power that allows filtering petabytes of data will give rise to new advances. For this, collaboration between science and technology will be vital, since, for example, without high-speed networks, the transfer of this data is unimaginable.

The use of open source and new forms of cloud storage have democratized the possibility of playing with the machines and facilitated the possibility of findings of vital importance for an immediate future.