DeepSense Combines HPC

We often hear scientists say that we know less than 10 percent of the life of the oceans. In September, IBM and a group of Canadian industry and government partners launched a public-private project intended to take on, from an economic perspective, our lack of oceanic insight. DeepSense, a high-performance computing and analytics platform aimed at spurring growth in the “blue” ocean economy, including development of new food sources and offshore energy, predicted to hit $3 trillion by 2030*.

We often hear scientists say that we know less than 10 percent of the life of the oceans. This week, IBM and a group of Canadian industry and government partners launched a public-private project intended to take on, from an economic perspective, our lack of oceanic insight. DeepSense, a high-performance computing and analytics platform aimed at spurring growth in the “blue” ocean economy, including development of new food sources and offshore energy, predicted to hit $3 trillion by 2030*.