Otus supercomputer put into operation in Germany

The ‘Otus’ supercomputer impresses with both its performance and its sustainability.

The ‘Otus’ supercomputer located at PC2.

Credit: Thorsten Hennig, Paderborn University

A computer capable of simultaneously calculating hundreds of scientific tasks can provide a solution to key social challenges: this is the new IT heart of Paderborn University.

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