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EIDF Drop-In review: smarter tools, clearer costs and safer data

During the Edinburgh International Data Facility drop-in session this month, the team shared a range of new developments designed to make it easier for users to plan, apply for, monitor and manage

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UK’s £750m supercomputer milestone as turf cut in Edinburgh

Construction on the site of the UK’s most powerful computer has begun. This is a milestone moment as the UK moves a step closer to turbo-charging its capacity for research and innovation.

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Celebrating twenty-five years of EPCC’s MSc in High Performance Computing

EPCC has long been a highly-regarded provider of training in high performance computing, and launched its first Masters programme with the University of Edinburgh In 2001.

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Group photo taken at celebration of 25 years of MSc programmes at EPCC.

Free webinar: 'Demystifying AI'

Pilot-UKAIFA, the UK AI Factory Antenna, will kick off its training programme on 25 June with the webinar 'Demystifying AI'.

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Meet EPCC at ISC26

If you're attending ISC High Performance 2026, come say hello to our colleagues and find out the latest about EPCC.

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Strategy for Post-Exascale: shaping the European Union future of HPC, AI and Quantum

EPCC is a partner in a new European project to build a dynamic vision for the convergence of high-performance computing, artificial intelligence and quantum computing systems.

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EIDF can make your next project easier to start, manage and secure

Join us for the next EIDF drop-in session on Wednesday, 17 June, 2026, at 10:00 am. 

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Simulating flow through rocks at unprecedented scale

Researchers at EPCC and Heriot-Watt University have published a paper in the Journal of Computational Science, demonstrating scalable CFD simulations on multi-billion voxel micro-CT image

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Pressure distribution inside the cylindrical core samples, shown by cropping the top-right quadrant to reveal internal fields. (a) Bentheimer and (b) Estaillades.

A new high-resolution dataset for studying near-wall turbulence

A collaboration with Imperial College London and Queen’s University Belfast will improve fundamental turbulence research and the development of better computational models.

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EPCC at the Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition

EPCC and the University of Edinburgh are among a group of leading scientific institutions exhibiting at the prestigious Royal Society Summer Exhibition this year.

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