KOBE – The K supercomputer in Kobe has been kept busy since it went into full-scale operation in September last year, reflecting the high expectations of its advanced simulation capacity.
More than 100 projects using the supercomputer are currently under way. While K is preferentially assigned to calculations for national strategies promoted by the government, there were also some 300 applications for its general or corporate use.
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