Several local high school and undergraduate students including those from Los Alamos spent their summer assembling 2,500 computers at the New Mexico Consortium to create the world’s largest large-scale, low-level systems research facility. Another group of students spent their recent winter break putting the system together.
The National Science Foundation-sponsored project, known as PRObE, will provide a highly reconfigurable, remotely accessible and controllable environment that researchers anywhere in the world can use to perform experiments that are not possible at a smaller scale.
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