HPCwire, TCI’s 35-year-old flagship publication, covers the fastest computers in the world and the people who run them. It’s been the trusted source for HPC news since 1987, serving as the publication of record on the issues, challenges, opportunities, and conflicts relevant to the global High Performance Computing space. Our reporting covers the vendors, technologies, users, and the uses of high performance, AI- and data-intensive computing within academia, government, science, and industry.

BigDATAwire, which spent 11 years building a stellar reputation as “Datanami,” covers the tools, technologies, and techniques that unlock value from big data, as well as the people and communities that develop and use them. Today’s data science, advanced analytics, and AI offerings have evolved quickly, but effective data management remains a bottleneck for many organizations, especially when it comes to ensuring privacy, security, and governance in line with emerging regulations.

AIwire, formerly known as “Enterprise AI,” remains the enterprise AI news portal of record. AIwire covers the leading global companies that are meshing HPC and AI technologies — spanning machine and deep learning, cognitive computing, robotics, industrial automation, AI silicon, neural networks, large language models (LLMs), and generative AI — in order to enable previously unattainable analytics, operational, and simulation workloads. We also cover evolving distributed computing strategies that can be used to support AI implementations, including IoT, blockchain, and edge-core-cloud infrastructures.

QCwire was launched to cover the Quantum Computing explosion, after an extremely successful run as a microsite within HPCwire this past year. QCwire is the trusted source that makes you the most informed person in the room when it comes to mapping out your quantum strategy. Our reporting covers all things quantum computing, with a focus on enabling technology, practical use cases and applications, funding and mergers, and the quantum community itself.