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EPCC activities at SC23: Novel architectures and how to program them
A variety of new hardware architectures are becoming available for HPC and Machine Learning workloads and they, along with solving challenges around how to program them effectively, form a major pa
Edinburgh International Data Facility named Big Data Value Association i-space
EPCC is delighted to announce that the Edinburgh International Data Facility (EIDF) has been named as one of the Big Data Value Association i-spaces.
Our Autumn 2023 newsletter is now online
Read what's been happening at the UK's premier supercomputing centre.
Women in High Performance Computing at SC23
WHPC is thrilled to be hosting a wide variety of activities at SC23 in Denver, Colorado!
Fortran High-Level Synthesis: reducing the barriers to accelerating HPC codes on FPGAs
Computer programs were first written in Fortran back in the 1960s, when programmers had to undertake the difficult task of generating punch cards to run codes.
EPCC at SC23
EPCC will be at SC23, the International Conference for High Performance Computing, Networking, Storage, and Analysis taking place in Denver, Colorado in November.
International collaboration explores novel aspect of cancer metabolism
EPCC recently funded staff member Sam Haynes' trip to a lab in Barcelona to support the analysis of a cancer proteomics data set.
Data Slipstream: a new platform for Earth observation data
Managing terrabytes of data from multiple sources can be costly in a number of ways, but with the pressing need to use data to help combat climate change, the scene is set to find a solution.
Data Futures, AI Futures: The Scotsman Data Conference 2023
The Scotsman Data Conference 2023, which took place last month in Edinburgh, offered a series of keynote talks, panels, and exhibition. Here EPCC's Mark Sawyer reviews two of the sessions.
Case Study: Danu Robotics Ltd
Danu Robotics is developing a revolutionary robotic waste sorting system to help the waste management industry significantly increase their productivity, prevent valuable resources going into landf
