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ExaGEO-funded PhD opportunity at EPCC
The Exascale computing for Earth, Environmental, and Sustainability Solutions consortium (ExaGEO) Centre for Doctoral Training aims to train the next generation of Earth and environmental scientist
ARCHER2 Celebration of Science 2026 and Day 0
Each year the ARCHER2 Celebration of Science brings together the user community to celebrate their scientific achievements on the UK’s National High Performance Computing Service, operated by EPCC.
Maximising your project's data security: EPCC Safe Haven services and the EIDF Confidential Data Workspace
Magdalena Drafiova, EIDF Collaboration Manager, offers guidance on how to choose between EPCC Safe Haven services and the Edinburgh International Data Facility's Confidential Data Workspace.&
Data services federation project shares findings
The federation of data services across the UK is closer than ever thanks to the work of the EPCC-led Connect 4 partnership project.
ARCHER2 supercomputer delivers £8 for every £1 spent
ARCHER2, the UK national supercomputing service operated by EPCC, has delivered an eightfold return on investment to the economy, a report reveals.
Quantum computing research turbocharged by funding boost
A UK Government investment of £20million for the University of Edinburgh’s Quantum Software Lab will accelerate the development of this technology.
PhD research: Multimodal story generation using generative AI for contextualised mathematics education
EPCC PhD student Kejia Zhang gives an overview of his work.
EPCC joins taskforce to accelerate convergence between HPC, Big Data and AI in Europe
Professor Jano van Hemert, EPCC Director of Data Services, has been appointed co-lead of the Big Data Value Association's Task Force on HPC, Big Data, and AI - joining Jeanette Nilsson (RISE) and C
Enhancing the efficiency of the DataLoch data service
January 2026 marked the latest roll out of enhancements to DataLoch: NHS Lothian and the University of Edinburgh's health and social care data service.
'Step-change' for UK's digital horsepower
A major new compute investment could accelerate the progress of astronomers exploring the mysteries of the universe, chemists searching for cancer-killing drugs, and historians analysing archives.
