At the end of 2021, two datasprints focusing on the value of open political data and digital competencies were organised in Aarhus (November 18th-19th) and Copenhagen (December 2nd and 3rd). The datasets for the datasprints Read more…
The LUMI GPU early access platform (EAP) has been made available to LUMI users. The platform will give LUMI users access to AMD GPUs and allow them to prepare their codes and work for the Read more…
As part of this year’s Forskningens Døgn (Festival of Research), you can get a guided tour of SDU’s server room, which hosts some of the most advanced High Performance Computing (HPC) facilities available in Denmark. Read more…
At the end of January, the partnering universities (AU, AAU, and SDU) met up for a workshop to take stock on the first year with DeiC Interactive HPC. Several important topics were discussed, including the Read more…
Read the March edition of the eScience Center’s newsletter to get a summary of the news from the past couple of months. The next newsletter will be out in May 2022.
Just before Christmas, LUMI was ready to receive applications for Danish projects from the Danish universities and DeiC. This was an excellent opportunity for the researchers at SDU, whose needs for HPC resources were not Read more…
Since the national HPC facilities became available in November 2020, all the national resources have been divided between the 8 universities in Denmark based on the economy of the university and the estimated need. Each Read more…
Researchers within the field of humanities are typically not heavy users of HPC (High Performance Computing) or cloud computing. However, a book, once digitalized, is actually quite a big data set. Assistant Professor at the Read more…
Danish researchers can now apply for CPU resources at the LUMI-C through DeiC. 6 projects in total will be allocated resources, and the projects will receive 2.500.000 CPU core hours each. The rest of the Read more…
On the 1st of February, a new and improved experience for virtual machines was launched on the UCloud platform. This means that launching a virtual machine will only take a few seconds. Previously, UCloud users had Read more…