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EPCC at Computing Insight UK 2025
We're getting ready for the UK's premier conference for HPC and associated science in Manchester this week.
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Working towards frictionless, UK-wide data-driven research and innovation
EPCC leads the Connect4 project, which is proposing changes to UK national Trusted Research Environments that will work towards federated access to cross-sector sensitive data.
Representing HPC at the RISC-V North America Summit
RISC-V is an open Instruction Set Architecture (ISA) standard.
New Mary Somerville image adorns astronomy research cloud
EPCC's Somerville research cloud has received a new look.
High-Performance Computing Center Stuttgart and EPCC agree to strengthen collaboration
The partnership will build on a long history of cooperation between Stuttgart and Edinburgh to focus on supercomputing, modelling and simulation, artificial intelligence, and emerging computing tec
Chip and software breakthrough makes AI ten times faster
Drawing on the Cerebras CS-3 service operated by EPCC, a system has been developed that enables large language models (LLMs) to process information up to ten times faster than current AI systems.
SC25 session: Building sustainable HPC outreach
As Eleanor Broadway explains, outreach is essential for growing and diversifying the HPC community by communicating the importance of our work to broader audiences.
Breaking I/O bottlenecks in scientific workflows: a new EPCC–University of Turin collaboration
Our new paper, “Overcoming Dynamic I/O Boundaries: a Double-Sided Streaming Methodology with dispel4py and CAPIO”, will be presented at WORKS 2025, part of the SC25 Workshops series.
A busy time at SC25!
Supercomputing (SC), the HPC community's largest conference, is held annually over the course of a week in a major US city, this year St. Louis.
