Delivering the first exascale supercomputer: It takes a community

An exascale supercomputer performs a quintillion (108) calculations per second, fast enough to enable scientific breakthroughs, simulate the expansion of our universe, and handle massive datasets through methods such as machine learning. In order to make exascale computing a reality, thousands of moving parts must be coordinated and brought together in a magnitude and timeline similar to the moon race. Hear about the team of Intel engineers, scientists, and project managers behind the making of a supercomputer and see where you fit in.