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argonne national laboratory celebrates aurora exascale computer. july 18, 2025 published artificial intelligence hideshow image on july 16, 2025, in lemont, illinois, intel leaders joined argonne national laboratory and hpe to celebrate a historic milestone in partnership with u.s. department of energy secretary christopher wright: the launch of the aurora exascale computer. aurora marks a significant achievement in the advancement of high performance computing. (credit: argonne national laboratory). on july 16, 2025, in lemont, illinois, intel leaders joined argonne national laboratory and hpe to celebrate a historic milestone in partnership with u.s. department of energy secretary christopher wright: the launch of the aurora exascale computer. aurora marks a significant achievement in the advancement of high performance computing. (credit: argonne national laboratory). u.s. department of energy secretary christopher wright makes remarks on july 16, 2025, in lemont, illinois, as intel leaders joined argonne national laboratory and hpe to celebrate a historic milestone: the launch of the aurora exascale computer. aurora marks a significant achievement in the advancement of high performance computing. (credit: argonne national laboratory). intel, hpe and doe leaders and researchers gather to celebrate the collaboration, which is already revolutionizing how scientists use artificial intelligence and simulations. in this article: the u.s. department of energy’s (doe) argonne national laboratory in lemont, illinois, hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony this week to celebrate the aurora exascale computer, marking a major milestone for ai-powered science. the july 16, 2025, event brought together leaders and researchers from intel, hpe and the doe to recognize the collaborative effort behind aurora and its potential to transform scientific discovery. from mapping the brain to advancing aircraft design, aurora is already revolutionizing how scientists use ai and simulations to tackle some of the most complex challenges in science and engineering. more: replay of event remarks on youtube | from circuits to scale: intel’s path to exascale.