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Ohio Supercomputer Center x Edison Welding Institute
Ohio Supercomputer Center and Edison Welding Institute announced a partnership agreement providing EWI remote portal access to OSC HPC systems and software for welding applications. The collaboration delivered cost-saving computational resources through the AweSim program for manufacturing industry projects.
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Ohio Supercomputer Centertechnology provider
The Ohio Supercomputer Center (OSC) is a state-funded research facility in Columbus, Ohio, providing high-performance computing resources and services to academic and industry researchers statewide.
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- Edison Welding Institute · co developer
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