University of Leeds opens Calder supercomputer to researchers
Calder expands the university’s existing research computing service alongside its Aire system. It combines CPU and GPU resources with high-performance storage.
Credit: University of Leeds
The new HPC system adds CPU, GPU and storage capacity for scientific modelling and AI workloads, expanding access to advanced computing across the university
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