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Los Alamos advances high-performance computing with OpenCHAMI
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Fusion42 · 12 November 2026 · Fusion42 review
Los Alamos National Laboratory has completed migrating over 11,000 compute nodes to the OpenCHAMI framework, an open-source, flexible system management platform for high-performance computing developed collaboratively with national labs and vendors like HPE and Dell. This cloud-native approach reduces downtime and enhances agility in managing heterogeneous and complex computing workloads key to scientific missions including simulations and super intelligence applications.
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You should evaluate OpenCHAMI to cut system downtime and boost flexibility in HPC operations. The move signals a shift toward open, composable management tools that reduce vendor lock-in and speed innovation in demanding scientific computing.
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