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It's located beyond the atmosphere and provides hope for the future. A character created this planet-sized world to provide all humans with a home, despite it being miniscule in size. A mysterious otherworldly place is then observed by one of the characters. Characters in The Final Earth 2 state that they have no benefit from continuing to live on the planet. That's when the blue Earth has depleted all its resources and energy. I can’t imagine a greater or more important use.The Final Earth 2 takes place in the year 2142. and it’s being used by a number of leading healthcare companies.Īll the technologies we’ve invented up to this moment are needed to make Earth-2 possible. We unveiled Cambridge-1 earlier this year in the U.K. The system would be the climate change counterpart to Cambridge-1, the world’s most powerful AI supercomputer for healthcare research. Named Earth-2, or E-2, the system would create a digital twin of Earth in Omniverse. NVIDIA this week revealed plans to build the world’s most powerful AI supercomputer dedicated to predicting climate change. So, we will dedicate ourselves and our significant resources to direct NVIDIA’s scale and expertise in computational sciences, to join with the world’s climate science community. And with more accurate predictions, people and nations will act with more urgency. Countries, cities and towns can get early warnings to adapt and make infrastructures more resilient. We can achieve million-x speedups by combining three technologies: GPU-accelerated computing deep learning and breakthroughs in physics-informed neural networks and AI supercomputers, along with vast quantities of observed and model data to learn from.Īnd with super-resolution techniques, we may have within our grasp the billion-x leap needed to do ultra-high-resolution climate modeling. It would take decades to achieve that through the ordinary course of computing advances, which accelerate 10x every five years.įor the first time, we have the technology to do ultra-high-resolution climate modeling, to jump to lightspeed and predict changes in regional extreme weather decades out. Scientists estimate that these resolutions will demand millions to billions of times more computing power than what’s currently available. Meter-scale resolution is needed to simulate clouds that reflect sunlight back to space. Changes in this system lead to intensifying storms and droughts. Unlike predicting the weather, which primarily models atmospheric physics, climate models are multidecade simulations that model the physics, chemistry and biology of the atmosphere, waters, ice, land and human activities.Ĭlimate simulations are configured today at 10- to 100-kilometer resolutions.īut greater resolution is needed to model changes in the global water cycle - water movement from the ocean, sea ice, land surface and groundwater through the atmosphere and clouds. To develop the best strategies for mitigation and adaptation, we need climate models that can predict the climate in different regions of the globe over decades. To make our future a reality today, simulation is the answer. But we must know our future today - see it and feel it - so we can act with urgency. It’s hard to mobilize action for something so far in the future. Yet, we won’t feel the impact of our efforts for decades. We experience extreme weather - historic droughts, unprecedented heatwaves, intense hurricanes, violent storms and catastrophic floods.

What we’re experiencing is very different from the global average. The emissions of greenhouse gases from human activities are responsible for approximately 1.1☌ of average warming since the period 1850-1900. The past seven years are on track to be the seven warmest on record.