Deputy vice chancellor Professor Philip Nelson said the huge investment was vital for the university to stay ahead of the competition, he was quoted as saying; “To ensure that we remain at the cutting-edge of research, we must invest in the best facilities for our research staff.
Academics at the university say the computer will result in world-class research. The supercomputer is due to be up and running towards the end of the year, based at the main university campus in Highfield.
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