#SC25 is here. Repost + visit our booth to get an exclusive #SKhynix gift 🎁 📆 Nov 17–20, 2025 📍 St. Louis, MO See you at SC25.

My X feed next week during SC25 will be an interesting mix of Supercomputing and solar cycle 25 updates thanks to @swmcintosh :) #SC25

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Golden – Huntrix | Epic Orchestral Cover (Live) https://t.co/Os8iyL1OIe via @YouTube

AI Slop Is Killing Our Channel https://t.co/4Yh5OxvJ1U via @YouTube

🚨 Big news! The @NSF National Solar Observatory will design ngGONG, the Next-Generation Solar Observing Network, with NSF funding! This global network would advance solar science & space-weather forecasting, replacing the long-serving GONG stations. https://t.co/KWWJW72j9q

LIVE: Tune in for the latest updates from NASA, @NOAA, @SpaceX, and others about the launch of three new missions to study space weather and solar storms. Liftoff of the Falcon 9 rocket is scheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 23.

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Fortran - HiRSE Summer of Programming Languages https://t.co/tp5G8QClMU via @YouTube

Just made a 559.5MB video shrink to 56.1MB using this one line command: ffmpeg -i input.mp4 -vcodec libx264 -crf 28 -preset slow -c:a aac -b:a 128k output.mp4 A big shout out to @FFmpeg!

https://t.co/wYwvonj5hn Intel Fortran compiler 2025.2.0 released. They suggest also installing Intel Distribution for GDB, Intel MPI Library and oneMKL.

Quantifying Uncertainties in Solar Wind Forecasting due to Incomplete Solar Magnetic Field Information https://t.co/aUIxgib1sw via @AAS_Publishing

OpenACC 3.4 is out! #OpenACC @OpenACCorg https://t.co/ukju6Tk21W

First teaser for ‘SPACEBALLS 2’ In theaters in 2027.

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AAS 246 Press Conference: New Views and Insights into the Sun and Its Su... https://t.co/yFzdaPIVV3 via @YouTube

macOS 26 is getting native support for Linux containers!

DO CONCURRENT communicates that an operation should be independent of order, but when there is no parallelization method the compiler must pick some order to follow. Marshall Ward ran some tests and suggests outer to inner loops.