New Mexico Supercomputing Challenge

What Is New Mexico Supercomputing Challenge?

The Supercomputing Challenge is a year-long research competition, running in New Mexico since 1990, in which student teams turn a question into computational research. Teams work statewide and meet at New Mexico Tech in Socorro for the kickoff and the final expo.

Middle and high school students in New Mexico (the Challenge is open to grades 4–12). The entry fee is $40 per student.

New Mexico Supercomputing Challenge Key Facts: Cost, Deadline, and Eligibility

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How to Apply to New Mexico Supercomputing Challenge

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