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TeamEPCC and the 2020 ISC Student Cluster Competition
At heart, the ISC Student Cluster Competition (SCC) is about meeting interesting people and learning valuable new skills.
Our MSc programmes: meeting the demand for data and computational skills
We have seen increasing demand for data analytics skills for large-scale data, and in computation that can scale up. Our MSc programmes in HPC and HPC with Data Science address this demand.
New Exascale collaborations at EPCC
ExCALIBUR is a £45.7m programme to address the challenges and opportunities offered by computing at the exascale (that is, high performance computing at 1018 floating point operations per seco
Edinburgh Carpentries' computing and data training goes virtual
The Edinburgh Carpentries provide researchers with training in basic computing and data skills, even while the country is in lockdown.
Our current industry collaborations
We support businesses across a wide range of industries and sectors.
New ARCHER2 training programmes
Training is one of the functions of the ARCHER2 Computational Science and Engineering (CSE) service, which is run by EPCC and started on May 6th 2020.
SSI conference: how to move an event online in three weeks
The Collaborations Workshop is the annual flagship event of the Software Sustainability Institute.
HPC-Europa3 report: studying the strong force between quarks and gluons
HPC-Europa3 visitor Fernando Romero López, a PhD student from the Institute of Corpuscular Physics (IFIC) at the University of Valencia in Spain, visited Dr Antonio Rago of Mathematical Sciences at
EPCC joins the UK’s ExCALIBUR programme to address the challenges of Exascale
ExCALIBUR is a £45.7m programme to address the challenges and opportunities offered by computing at the exascale (high performance computing at 1018 floating point operations per second).
Enabling research access to historic geospatial data of places around the globe
The National Collection of Aerial Photography (NCAP) is an early adopter of the Edinburgh International Data Facility, which is being developed by EPCC. Dr Allan Williams, Hea