How Oak Ridge National Laboratory recycles a supercomputing storage system @OakRidgeNationalLab
How Oak Ridge National Laboratory recycles a supercomputing storage system  @OakRidgeNationalLab
Uploaded September 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
What happens to a supercomputing storage system when it becomes outdated?

Head of HPC operations at Oak Ridge National Laboratory Paul Abston explains the process, and how the lab works to create the most efficient process for the taxpayers. Read the full story at ornl.gov/news/retiring-and-shredding-alpine-storage-system.

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How Oak Ridge National Laboratory recycles a supercomputing storage system

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