Argonne reports on AI and supercomputing training at ATPESC 2026
Argonne reported on October 12 that 75 people participated in ATPESC 2026. The program ran July 26–August 7 in Illinois, with researchers carrying out hands-on work on the Aurora, Polaris and Frontier supercomputers.
Event / data period: 2026-07-26
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This year the AI and machine-learning track expanded from one day to two. Topics included distributed learning, large language models, inference, agent tools and software development. The report describes training activity rather than a measured increase in participants’ productivity.
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Argonne reports on AI and supercomputing training at ATPESC 2026
Argonne reported on October 12 that 75 people participated in ATPESC 2026. The program ran July 26–August 7 in Illinois, with researchers carrying out hands-on work on the Aurora, Polaris and Frontier supercomputers.
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- Participants in the 2026 program
- 75 count
- 2026-10-12 · Observed
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