In November 2015 representatives from 5 Danish universities (AAU, AU, DTU, KU, SDU) participated in the DeIC-sponsored Fact Finding tour to the ACM/IEEE Supercomputing Conference (SC15) in Austin, Texas. During the conference several private meetings Read more…
Time: March 1st at 1 – 5.30 pm Location: Store auditorium, J.B Windsløws Vej 15, Odense The Symposium marks the establishment of Center for Precision Medicine in Complex and Rare Disease and provides an exciting overview of the Read more…
DeIC invites you to give a presentation at the DeIC Conference 2016. The theme of this year’s conference is “New roads to eScience”. The DeIC conference is the Danish annual event for anyone working with networks, Read more…
SDU Associate Professor Jan Baumbach has received a grant of 6,4 million DKK from Villum Foundation Young Investigator Programme to develop new computational methods to process these huge data sets. The project title is Read more…
DeIC will hold its annual conference on October 4-5, 2016 at Comwell Kolding. The program committee consists of: Lars Fischer, CTO, NORDUnet Peter Bruun Nielsen, vice president for IT and Digital Media, Aarhus University Bjarne Andersen, COO, Read more…
The new Danish Roadmap for Research Infrastructures 2015 was published on December 18, 2015. The Roadmap serves at a catalogue of research infrastructure proposals of national interest from which projects are being funded every year from the government’s Read more…
The program: 9:00-9:30: Welcome and introduction to Supercomputer Abacus 2.0. 9:30-9:40: Prepare stand for presentation of problem solving. 10:00-11:00: Presentation of problem solving to the judges by groups 1-7. Groups 8-14 will get an introduction Read more…
In March-April 2016 Abacus 2.0 will get another 192 slim nodes. This means that the theoretical processing power increases from 582.2 to 766.5 teraflops(trillion floating point operations per second). See more about this news item on the DeIC Read more…
Abacus 2.0 is no.81 on the newly released Green500 list and thus the most energy efficient supercomputer in the Nordic countries. The Green500 list, ranks the top 500 supercomputers in the world by energy efficiency. The Read more…
114 students have been divided over six companies – FynBus, AIBAN Vinterservice, Zenbu Social, Sulzer, State Archive and Trefor- and will the next 2 months work on industrial problems that can be solved on the supercomputer.