LUMI supercomputer empowers Top Data Science in AI innovations

Top Data Science, a Finnish AI service company, partnered with the AISA project led by Nokia and financed by Business Finland and gained the opportunity… Read More

Discoveries in quantum mechanics as a result of the Polish project run on LUMI

The “DYNAmics of STrongly interacting nuclei in neutron star’s inner crust” (DYNASTy) was one of the Polish projects granted to run on the LUMI supercomputer. Read More

Alleima AB accesses LUMI to simulate material behaviour

Alleima AB accessed LUMI supercomputer for their material behaviour simulations using DAMASK. Alleima received important help from ENCCS material science expert Wei Li. Read More

Call for resources open for Swiss researchers

CSCS – Swiss National Supercomputing Centre has announced a national call for LUMI’s resources. The call is open for Swiss researchers in academic… Read More

Europe takes a quantum leap: LUMI-Q consortium signs contract to establish quantum computer in the Czech Republic

Luxembourg, 26 September 2024 – The European Union has taken another step towards enhancing the European quantum computing infrastructure by signing a contract for… Read More

Call for resources open for Polish researchers

Academic Computer Centre Cyfronet in Poland has announced a national call for LUMI’s resources. The call is open for Polish researchers and is… Read More

Call for resources open for Swedish researchers

Calls for LUMI Sweden allocations are issued annually by NAISS. The LUMI Sweden Fall 2024 call is open through 11 October 2024… Read More

Testing on LUMI-C delivers superior parallel performance

LUMI, Europe’s leading supercomputing system, has garnered attention for its exceptional computational power and efficiency. Jiří Jaroš from Brno University of Technology in the Czech… Read More

Call for resources open for Belgian researchers

LUMI’s Belgian national track to get access to LUMI is now open! The next cut-off date for the Belgian national track is extended to… Read More

European supercomputer users can now get specialized “next level” support and training

Every day, some of the fastest, most powerful machines use thousands of CPUs to perform the hardest calculations – and they do it incredibly fast. Read More