Are you a company/organisation that wants produce products and services more efficiently?
Multiple companies are in need of extreme computing power that is not possible with regular desktop computers, or laptops. High-performance computers (HPC) are capable of running by using simultaneously thousands of CPUs and hundreds of GPUs, as well as extremely large memory and storage.
Analyse Data
Run Simulations
A.I.
Develop a product
Highlights
There are already successful examples of companies getting access to EU resources through the EuroHPC JU infrastructure with the help of ENCCS experts.
HPC for industry
Use of large supercomputing systems are often mistakenly intertwined with academic research. However, calls for industrial access
to European supercomputers are periodically open for applications several times per year. Most supercomputer systems reserve a large portion of their capacity for small/medium enterprises and large businesses.
The team at ENCCS is guiding you through the application process as well as giving expertise on how to efficiently use such systems.
By using High Performance Computing a company is able to:
HPC for Public Administration
Public administration has been digitalizing its services for the past decades, producing enormous amounts of data in the process. Proper analysis of such data can be crucial in optimising vital processes for the operation of the state. Large computer systems, such as multi-GPU systems, give the ability to become more advanced in such routines.
ENCCS is guiding and helping with the paperwork and the smooth use of such computer systems as well as with the secure handling of the data
By using multi-GPU/multi-CPU systems public authorities are able to:
Open Calls
As a company based in the EEA, you can apply for the open calls bellow to get access to European high-performance computers. Don’t know how? We can guide you through the process.
EuroHPC JU Development Access Call
The EuroHPC Development call is designed for projects focusing on code and algorithm development and optimisation. This can be in the context of research projects from academia or industry, or as part of large public or private
funded initiatives as for instance Centres of Excellence or Competence Centres. Users will typically be allocated a small number of node hours; the allocation period is one (1) year and is renewable up to 2 times.
EuroHPC JU Benchmark Access
The EuroHPC Benchmark call is designed for code scalability tests, the outcome of which is to be included in the proposal in a future EuroHPC Extreme Scale and Regular Access call. Users receive a limited number of node hours;
the maximum allocation period is three (3) months.
Prace Development Access
The PRACE Development call is intended for code development and optimisation by the user. Users get a small number of core hours. The allocation period is six months.
Prace Benchmark Access
The PRACE Benchmark call is meant for code scalability tests, the outcome of which is to be included in the proposal in a future PRACE call. Users receive a limited number of core hours; the allocation period is two months.
