Russia Builds Its Own Supercomputer Storage System—And It Runs on 48-Core Baikal Chips
Russia completed deploying a domestically developed data storage system for Moscow State University's (MSU) supercomputer infrastructure, marking another step in integrating Russian-designed processors, server...
Russia Wants a Bigger Superjet—Airbus and Boeing Should Pay Attention
Yakovlev is considering a redesigned version of the SJ-100 capable of transporting 120–130 passengers over a distance of approximately 3,500 kilometers. Russia is currently...
Russia Develops New Material to Protect Fusion Reactors From Extreme Heat
Russian nuclear scientists have developed a tungsten-based composite material designed to withstand the extreme thermal conditions inside experimental fusion reactors. A method has been...
Russia Wants Smarter Locomotive Repairs—And Transmashholding Has a New Plan
Russia’s locomotive maintenance sector is moving towards a more integrated digital engineering system as Lokotech begins transferring its design and technological production preparation processes...
Russia Just Tested Its Own Satellite Internet on a Nuclear Icebreaker in the Arctic
Russia tested its domestically developed Rassvet satellite communications system aboard the nuclear-powered icebreaker Ural while it operated on the Northern Sea Route. Bureau 1440,...