"The Maui High Performance Computing Center is the largest extramural project in UH history. It is the cornerstone of high-tech on Maui and provides some of the best jobs on the island."
In 2017, the iFirst Analyzer was recognized by NASA iTech as one of the Top 10 technologies that are solving problems on Earth and have the potential to address existing challenges to enable NASA missions.
COVID-19 could deal a major blow to small businesses. This directory will help residents feed their families while supporting their local eateries.
"When you touch your face, every noxious thing on your fingertips gets 'jalpeno business,'" Binsted jokes. "Get it? 'All up in yo business!'"
The half-million dollar award to Travis Mandel will have a major impact on research and educational activity on Hawai‘i Island and grow UH Hilo’s expertise and curriculum in the field of data science.
Traffic cameras provide hyper-local insight into current roadway conditions and how they are affected by extreme weather events and other hazards.
NASA's Mobile SpaceLab, incorporating technology developed by Maui-based HNu Photonics, will be used in biological experiments conducted on the International Space Station (ISS).
Students of the three courses had the opportunity to use the 298-node (6308 core) computer cluster housed with Information Technology Services.
The Mililani location offers access for local businesses needing immediate protection from disruptive events such as hurricanes, tsunamis, and power outages. Located on a 5-acre lot, the facility offers expansion space based on customer demand.
The 15,000-square-foot center in Tempe will house 60 employees, nearly 30 percent of the company's team of 220 IT professionals — but the company plans to double the size of its Arizona team.
