News | Press Releases
XENON to Provide Updated HSM Solution to CSIRO
15 Aug 2024
XENON has been award the contract to upgrade and modernise CSIRO’s HSM system.
XENON Systems Purchases Quantum Myriad All-Flash Cloud-Native Solution
19 Feb 2024
XENON purchase Quantum Myriad all-flash software defined storage system to offer Kubernetes based high performance storage to our customers. Read the press release.
XENON Systems & Versity Deploy 150 PB Mass Storage System For The Pawsey Supercomputing Research Centre
17 Oct 2022
VERSITY enables Pawsey to automate petabyte scale HPC workflows from the radio astronomy data stored at the Centre plus convert their existing data archive without migration from the legacy system.
XENON Joins NVIDIA DGX-Ready Managed Services Program
27 Sep 2022
XENON is selected by NVIDIA for the DGX-Ready Managed Service Program. XENON joins the program as the first full stack service provider in ANZ for NVIDIA DGX systems, NVIDIA networking, and high performance storage.
VAST Announces New GPU Reference Architecture with NVIDIA
29 Jan 2021
VAST announces new reference architecture for NVIDIA DGXA100 enabling petabyte scale AI workloads with speed and simplicity.
VAST Data – Universal All-Flash Storage Arrives in Australia
01 Jul 2020
VAST Data Storage solutions are now available in ANZ from XENON. All flash performance at the cost of commodity, archive disk. Learn how VAST is revolutionising enterprise storage.
Pawsey Expands GPU Capability with New Topaz Cluster from XENON
30 Mar 2020
Pwsey Supercomputing Centre in Perth selects XENON to deliver new GPU computing cluster to accelerate researcher’s work in areas such as AI & machine learning, data analytics, data visualisation, and computational workloads.
NCI Welcomes 40% Boost in Computational Capacity from January 2017
21 Nov 2016
XENON Systems has been awarded the contract to supply a Lenovo NeXtScale system as an extension of Raijin, NCI’s current peak facility.
A Computer Worth Bragging About
16 Dec 2013
XENON delivers CSIRO’s ‘Bragg’ cluster, the world’s 10th most energy-efficient supercomputer.