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Improving carbon awareness around HPC services
Various initiatives and projects exist to help researchers better understand the emissions arising from their research and identify actions to reduce their impact.

Applications now open for the CIUK25 Cluster Challenge!
From three teams in the first competition to sixteen teams last year, the Challenge is proving to be so popular among University students that a qualifying round has been introduced.

Computational Abilities Knowledge Exchange NetworkPlus launched
Funded by the Digital Research Infrastructure (DRI) programme, the £1.6m Computational Abilities Knowledge Exchange (CAKE) NetworkPlus will be led by EPCC and will also involve Durham University an

IEEE Cluster 2025: Programme now live
EPCC is privileged to be hosting the IEEE Cluster conference this year. Join us in Edinburgh from 2-5 September.

A look back at the EPCC HPC Summer School 2025
The EPCC HPC Summer School 2025 is now over for another year and our 15 students have returned home after their two-week stay in Edinburgh.

Research Software Engineering in the Nordics: Insights from CodeRefinery and Nordic-RSE
SSI Fellow Samantha Witte writes about her visit to EPCC to deliver a talk titled “RSE by Accident: From CodeRefinery to Nordic-RSE and Beyond.”

EPCC ISO 2025 success
We are pleased to announce we have passed our annual external ISO audits, recertifying us for ISO 9001 Quality Service Delivery and ISO 22301 Business Continuity and Disast

EPCC at The University of Edinburgh named the UK’s first National Supercomputing Centre
The University has been announced as home to the country’s first National Supercomputing Centre in an announcement by the UK Government as it launches its new Compute Roadmap.

Edinburgh International Data Facility launches monthly online drop-in sessions
The Edinburgh International Data Facility's monthly drop-in sessions kick off on July 31, 2025!

New Prosperity Partnership to transform aviation carbon emissions
A new £17m project announced today between the University of Edinburgh and Rolls-Royce will drive cleaner aviation.
