Case Study
Japan Meteorological Agency Improves Linear Precipitation Zone Prediction with New Supercomputer
The Japan Meteorological Agency is responsible for forecasting dangerous weather events, such as destructive typhoons and torrential rain, that threaten public safety and property. To enhance disaster preparedness, JMA deployed an advanced supercomputer system powered by Intel Xeon CPU Max processors featuring High Bandwidth Memory, doubling the performance of its predecessor. Critical to achieving this breakthrough, advanced Intel software and optimization tools empowered researchers to maximize compute efficiency and streamline complex meteorological modeling workloads. By leveraging robust Intel software and hardware ecosystems, JMA successfully executes higher resolution, extended time forecasts, significantly improving early warning capabilities and protecting vulnerable communities n
