ISC BOF: Euro Quantum Community Tackles HPC-QC Integration, Broad User Access

May 23, 2023

Europe has clearly jumped into the global race to achieve practical quantum, though perhaps a step later (by a year or two) than the U.S. and China. Impressivel Read more…

France’s Jean Zay Supercomputer Boosts AI, HPC Research with Influx of A100 80GB GPUs

November 17, 2021

Since coming online in the fall of 2019 in Paris, the Jean Zay supercomputer has been one of Europe’s most powerful supercomputers available to HPC and AI researchers. And now, through the addition of new Nvidia A100 80GB GPUs and other hardware, the Jean Zay will soon offer double the compute capacity it offers for AI and HPC research, according to GENCI... Read more…

HPE, AMD to Power New French Supercomputer ‘Adastra’

November 15, 2021

HPE – working with France’s HPC agency, GENCI, and its National Computing Center for Higher Education, CINES – announced a stellar win today at SC21: it will build France’s 70 peak petaflops Adastra supercomputer, scheduling another leading system for delivery in Europe on the heels of a string of EuroHPC system debuts. The system, slated for delivery and... Read more…

AMD Donates ‘Neowise’ Cluster to GENCI, Inria for COVID-19 Research

July 16, 2021

Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, AMD has positioned itself as a strong ally to the COVID-19 research community, predominantly through its COVID-19 High Perform Read more…

PRACE Looks Back on a Year of COVID-19 Supercomputing

February 4, 2021

Over ten months have passed since the Partnership for Advanced Computing in Europe (PRACE) announced that it would be fast-tracking proposals to use supercomputing resources to fight the then-novel coronavirus beginning to sweep across the globe. Just a month later, PRACE... Read more…

GENCI Supercomputer Simulation Illuminates the Dark Universe

November 30, 2020

What we can see and touch are, in the scheme of the universe, relatively minor components, with visible matter and tangible mass constituting just 16 percent of Read more…

Building a Better Bridge with Supercomputing

June 15, 2020

Suspension bridges are reaching their limits. Despite the enormity of many existing suspension bridges like the Golden Gate Bridge, ambitious plans for far long Read more…

‘Billion Molecules Against COVID-19’ Challenge to Launch with Massive Supercomputing Support

April 22, 2020

Around the world, supercomputing centers have spun up and opened their doors for COVID-19 research in what may be the most unified supercomputing effort in hist Read more…

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