NASA has announced its schedule for the Supercomputing 2026 event, where agency experts will host a series of technical demonstrations at booth number 4038. The sessions cover a range of high-performance computing topics, including software development, data management, and infrastructure.
The program begins on Tuesday, November 17, with presentations by Tom Clune on type-safe templates in Fortran 2028. Later that day, Brad Richardson will discuss version management, followed by Jeff Becker, who will present on porting NAS parallel benchmarks to utilize OpenMP target offload.
On Wednesday, November 18, Sujay Kumar will lead sessions on high-resolution hydrology simulations and agentic interfaces for mapping water availability. Chris Tanner will conclude the day with a series of presentations focused on modular supercomputing data centers at NASA.
The final day, Thursday, November 19, features Jeff Triplett. He will present on high-performance computing enablement through Open OnDemand and ColdFront, highlighting collaborative efforts between NASA and bp in projects ranging from subsurface to stellar research.
