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EPCC is now a Women in HPC Chapter
We are very pleased to have been accepted as a Women in HPC (WHPC) Chapter, a community-level group that fulfils the WHPC mission locally.
£15m Artificial Intelligence centre launched
Edinburgh experts have joined a £15.8 million bid to improve patient diagnosis and treatment using artificial intelligence.
New Prosperity Partnership to develop world first in high-fidelity engineering simulations
A consortium led by Rolls-Royce and EPCC was recently awarded an EPSRC Prosperity Partnership worth £14.7m to develop the next generation of engineering simulation and modelling techniques, with th
Creating predictive maintenance models with machine learning
EPCC is working with Edinburgh-based Oil & Gas SME Artificial Lift Performance (ALP) to develop a predictive model of electrical submersible pump (ESP) operations.
eCSE programme: funding software development for UK computational science
The embedded Computational Science and Engineering (eCSE) programme has allocated funding to the UK computational science community over a period of six years.
Your data is secure with EPCC!
Here at EPCC we aim to be a leader in the secure hosting and management of huge and varied datasets to support data research. For example we host and manage Safe Havens on behalf of the Farr I
Making complex machines easier to use efficiently
Supercomputers are getting more complex. Faster components would be impossible to cool but, by doing more with less, we can still solve bigger problems faster than ever before.
Royal visit gives seal of approval to data science and AI centre
Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal has officially opened the Bayes Centre, a world-leading centre of expertise in data science and artificial intelligence (AI).
HPC-Europa Transnational Access Meeting (TAM 2018)
EPCC has now been welcoming visitors from the HPC-Europa3 programme for a year. To mark this we hosted the first user group meeting in Edinburgh in October.
My work experience week at EPCC
Seventeen-year-old Sam Dewar spent a week at EPCC in October as part of his school's work experience programme. In this post he describes how he got on.