The High Performance Computing Modernization Program (HPCMP) supports Department of Defense (DoD) Research Development Test & Evaluation (RDT&E) and Acquisition Engineering (AE) objectives to solve complex defense challenges. To achieve its goals, the HPCMP has created integrated solutions through seven Solution Areas:
World-class petascale supercomputing systems across five primary DoD resource centers.
Explore Centers →
High-speed, low-latency DREN 4 and SDREN connectivity bridging defense engineering sites.
DREN Backbone →
CREATE multiphysics computational tools for air, sea, and ground vehicle acquisition.
CREATE Suite →
Supercomputing allocation accounting, dedicated support partitions, and pIE project tracking.
pIE System →
User Productivity Enhancement and Training offering parallel code optimization and AI instruction.
PET Courses →
Defensive Cyberspace Operations safeguarding CUI research workloads and specialized networks.
Cyber Posture →
HPC Internship Program (HIP) and scientific fellowships mentoring future defense technologists.
HIP Program →
Twelve Computational Technology Areas addressing CFD, electromagnetics, materials, and space.
View Disciplines →These seven Solution Areas provide a complete computational environment that includes supercomputing system architecture and deployment expertise, a nation-wide high-performance data network supporting the DoD RDT&E and AE communities, and the computational expertise to support DoD scientists and engineers in the development of supercomputing algorithms and applications that solve the problems facing DoD research, acquisition, and operations.