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The International XGC Program at Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory is using Oak Ridge National Lab's Summit supercomputer, powered by NVIDIA Volta GPUs, to simulate and predict plasma behavior for the next fusion reactor. https://nvda.ws/2IxNDFX
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