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Users in Sweden

LUMI is available for Swedish based researchers and developers through two separate schemes.

• Academic users: through national LUMI Sweden allocations which are issued by NAISS – National Infrastructure for Supercomputing in Sweden.

• Industrial and public authority users: through the European calls which are issued EuroHPC JU and supported by ENCCS.

Adacemic users

You can apply for the national LUMI resources as an academic user affiliated with a Swedish higher-education or research institute. NAISS offers two types of access to LUMI resources via calls: LUMI Benchmark and Development and LUMI Sweden XL.

LUMI Benchmark and Development

Access to LUMI compute and storage for benchmarking and code development

LUMI Benchmark and Development call is open to all fields of science. 
It is meant for

• users to collect GPU performance data on LUMI in order to document the technical feasibility of their proposals to be submitted to LUMI Sweden XL.
• projects focusing on code and algorithm development and developing a science portal or other infrastructure software components.

Evaluation of proposals: Once a month during the year.To apply, you must be a scientist in Swedish academia, at least at the level of assistant professor or equivalent.

LUMI Sweden XL

Access to LUMI compute and storage for large scale usage

LUMI Sweden XL is open to all fields of science justifying the need for the capacity to use large allocations in terms of compute time (especially GPU) and data storage resources.

Evaluation of proposals: once a year with a peer-review procedure. To apply, you must be a scientist in Swedish academia, at least at the level of assistant professor or equivalent. The allocation periods start 1 January for a 12-month period.

Swedish access platform

The LUMI access applications for Swedish academic users are done here: https://supr.naiss.se/round/lumi/?
For any urgent questions please contact the LUMI User Support Team.
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To ensure a successful application, please familiarise yourself with the “Access modes for Swedish academic users” to select the appropriate option for your project.
To find a potential collaboration model for your research project see the chart “Collaboration models for Swedish academic users”.

Access modes for Swedish academic users

What is your need for LUMI resources? Access mode Application and review process
I want to test my code and run some benchmarks on the LUMI system. I want to prepare my code for Large scale access. LUMI Benchmark and Development
  • Apply at any time at SUPR (supr.naiss.se)
  • Research plan should include publications and a description of planned methods. 
I have completed a Benchmark Access project and I want to apply for LUMI Large Scale Access. LUMI Sweden XL
  • Apply once every year at SUPR (supr.snic.se)
  • The decisions will be made by NAC Committee composed of NAISS’s HPC experts and external evaluators. 
  • The allocations are typically granted for one year.

As an academic user affiliated with a Swedish higher-education or research institute, you can use LUMI resources in collaboration with other academic and industrial users in Sweden, Europe and beyond. Nevertheless, this requires the Principal Investigator (PI) to be affiliated with a Swedish higher-education or research institute. For questions regarding eligibility, please contact info@naiss.se.
Collaboration models for Swedish academic users

With whom do you want to collaborate with? Model, research results and costs
Researchers at Swedish higher-education or research institutions Academic collaboration in Sweden

  • Results are public
  • LUMI resources are free of charge
Researchers at European or non-European universities and research institutes International academic collaboration

  • Results are public
  • LUMI resources are free of charge
A Swedish company in a joint research, development and innovation (RDI) project

 

 Open Academic Research collaboration with industry

  • Results are public
  • LUMI resources are free of charge
A European or non-European company in a joint research, development and innovation (RDI) project

 

 Open Academic Research collaboration with industry

  • Results are public
  • LUMI resources are free of charge

Industrial users

Industrial LUMI users are supported in Sweden by ENCCS, the EuroCC National Competence Centre Sweden.

To get LUMI access in Sweden, researchers or developers in a Swedish company have to apply through the EuroHPC JU access calls.
ENCCS helps with the application, getting started on LUMI, as well as gives free support and consulting to businesses in Sweden.

There are multiple calls depending on the amount of resources one needs which can be found below.

EuroHPC JU Extreme Access For getting a large amount of compute time (12 to 24 month access)
→ 625 000 CPU Node Hours
→ 430 000 GPU Node Hours
EuroHPC JU
AI/Data-Intensive Access		 For getting a large amount of GPU compute time (12 month access) for AI related work
→ Up to 50 000 GPU Node Hours
EuroHPC JU
Regular Access		 For getting a large amount of compute time (12 month access)
→ 156 000 CPU Node hours
→ 15 600 GPU Node hours
EuroHPC JU Development Access For developing your solution or software (6-12 month access)
→ 20 000 CPU Node Hours
→ 3 000 GPU Node Hours
EuroHPC JU Benchmark Access For benchmarking and small tests (3-month access)
→ 7 000 CPU Node Hours
→ 1 000 GPU Node Hours

To directly apply or learn more about those calls please visit https://eurohpc-ju.europa.eu/access-our-supercomputers/eurohpc-access-calls_en.
If you need help navigating those calls and want to discuss your needs please learn more about ENCCS on https://enccs.se or contact ENCCS at info@enccs.se.https://enccs.se

Public Administration

Public administration LUMI users are supported in Sweden by ENCCS, the EuroCC National Competence Centre Sweden.

To get LUMI access in Sweden, researchers or developers in a Swedish public organisation have to apply through the EuroHPC JU access calls.
ENCCS helps with the application, getting started on LUMI, as well as gives free support and consulting to public organisations in Sweden.

There are multiple calls depending on the amount of resources one needs which can be found below.

EuroHPC JU Extreme Access For getting a large amount of compute time (12 to 24 month access)
→ 625 000 CPU Node Hours
→ 430 000 GPU Node Hours
EuroHPC JU
AI/Data-Intensive Access		 For getting a large amount of GPU compute time (12 month access) for AI related work
→ Up to 50 000 GPU Node Hours
EuroHPC JU
Regular Access		 For getting a large amount of compute time (12 month access)
→ 156 000 CPU Node hours
→ 15 600 GPU Node hours
EuroHPC JU Development Access For developing your solution or software (6-12 month access)
→ 20 000 CPU Node Hours
→ 3 000 GPU Node Hours
EuroHPC JU Benchmark Access For benchmarking and small tests (3-month access)
→ 7 000 CPU Node Hours
→ 1 000 GPU Node Hours

To directly apply or learn more about those calls please visit https://eurohpc-ju.europa.eu/access-our-supercomputers/eurohpc-access-calls_en.
If you need help navigating those calls and want to discuss your needs please learn more about ENCCS on https://enccs.se or contact ENCCS at info@enccs.se