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The universe is constantly unfolding—sending back more data and imagery than any team of scientists could ever interpret alone. AI and accelerated computing are changing that, helping researchers unlock discoveries at a scale and speed that wasn't possible before. 🔭 This #AstronomyDay, we're celebrating the scientists from UC Santa... show more

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