From the 1st of January 2022, the Danish universities and DeiC have decided to leave PRACE in order to focus on the EuroHPC initiative instead. The expectation is that the European access to HPC will Read more…
The full LUMI system architecture has been revealed. You can visit the LUMI website for more information: https://www.lumi-supercomputer.eu/lumis-full-system-architecture-revealed/ Here, you can also read that the schedule for the second phase installations has unfortunately been delayed. Read more…
The deadline for applying for the national HPC resources available to SDU researchers for the next period (January-April 2022) is coming up. Please submit your application on the 10th of December at the latest. Remember that Read more…
Read the November 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 January 2022.
Danish researchers, industry (open Research and Development) and public sector organizations can now apply for regular access to HPC facilities from EuroHPC. The present call is designed to serve applications that require large-scale resources or Read more…
After being cancelled last year due to COVID-19, the annual DeiC Conference returned again this year. Three of our employees give a report of the event and offer their thoughts on the variety of talks. Read more…
Come visit us in the DIAS building during the DIAS Open House on the 19th of November from 12:00-16:30. DIAS affiliates will offer guided tours of the DIAS building every half hour, and from 15:00-16:30, Read more…
The LUMI supercomputer will be available in full swing in early 2022, and the CPU partition is scheduled to be available already this autumn. To provide comprehensive support services for future users of LUMI, the Read more…
PRACE (Partnership for Advanced Computing in Europe) is an international non-for-profit association with 26 member countries that gives researchers access to a pan-European supercomputing infrastructure through a peer review process. The 24th call for proposals Read more…
Traditionally, the vast majority of High Performance Computing (HPC) resources have been used by researchers from the natural sciences and engineering. As the world becomes increasingly digital, it is inevitable that also researchers from the Read more…