UK environmental researchers will be able to access a new high performance computing (HPC) facility at the Plymouth Marine Laboratory (PML), developed to help scientists to apply artificial intelligence (AI) and deep learning models to Earth observation data
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The University of Pisa adopts new storage technology to support its GPU infrastructure
Researchers at the University of Pisa will be able to support new scientific computing workloads using a storage technology developed by E4 Computer Engineering and other industry partners to support high-performance, low-latency storage architectures
IBM Appoints Martin Schroeter as CEO of "NewCo" spinout
IBM has announced the appointment of Martin Schroeter as chief executive officer of the independent company that will be created following the separation of IBM's Managed Infrastructure Services business (NewCo)
Industry collaboration leads to an important quantum computing milestone
Researchers at the Niels Bohr Institute are working to overcome obstacles in developing a working quantum computer as part of a pan-European collaboration with French microelectronics developer CEA-Leti
European Commission announces €7.5 billion programme to accelerate AI and HPC
The European Commission has announced a new €7.5 billion Digital Europe Programme to accelerate the recovery and drive the digital transformation of Europe
SPEC announces a major update to its storage benchmark
The Standard Performance Evaluation Corporation (SPEC) has released a new version of its storage solution benchmark. The software includes new features for AI and genomics workloads, expanded customisation, better scaling, and statistical visualisation.
Cambridge University launches Master’s degree in the responsible use of AI
Cambridge University has launched a new degree in AI Ethics which aims to teach professionals how to use AI for good
European engineering research centre supports Covid-19 research
A group of researchers from HLRS and a consortium partner from the EU funded EXCELLERAT project, SSC-Services, are supporting the population research for Covid-19 with a newly developed intelligent data transfer platform
PRACE announces additional computing hours for COVID-19 research
PRACE has announced that it will provide an additional 77 million core-hours via its Fast Track Call for COVID-19 research.
Maximising HPC resources for engineering simulation
In a recent webcast, Ansys' gave discussed how to maximise resources for different simulations and laid out some guidelines to help engineers use their HPC hardware effectively
Argonne team collects Best Paper Award at SC20
A collaboration between computer and computational scientists from Argonne National Laboratory and the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC) has been awarded the Best Paper Award at SC20
High-demand for supercomputing skills at ICHEC
The Irish Centre for High-End Computing (ICHEC), has announced four new appointments as demand for high performance computing (HPC) services is being driven by research and business leaders
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