OREGON STATE ENGINEER FINDS SUCCESS THROUGH SOLID COMMUNICATIONS
When Don Fuller (’72 B.S., Electrical Engineering) looks back over a long, successful career to his days at the College of Engineering, they blur together in misty nostalgia. But even now, nearly 50 years after graduating, one course remains unforgettable: Communications for Engineers.
Oregon State University’s College of Engineering is now home to some of the most powerful university computing resources worldwide, with the acquisition of an advanced supercomputer cluster built with NVIDIA systems.
Scott Ashford, Kearney Dean of Engineering, says this strategic investment in high-performance computing resources will prove essential as the college pushes forward its work in critically important and rapidly developing areas such as robotics and driverless vehicles. nvidia dgx-2 installation Cole Freniere of Microway installing the NVIDIA DGX-2 system.
Gene Hill was born at the right time, and he worked hard to get to the right place, to permanently alter the landscape of the personal computer industry.
