EPICURE

The current responsibilities of the EuroHPC Hosting Entities is the provision of support services to users that are selected by EuroHPC to access the systems. To date, these services are limited primarily to Level 1 support which mostly entails a help desk support for day-by-day operational issues and problems. The EPICURE project wishes to improve the …

HANAMI

HANAMI aims at supporting and fostering joint scientific teams to improve the performance and transferability of European and Japanese HPC applications by leveraging the skills and expertise of the scientific community within Europe and Japan. A central aspect is the user-driven development of HPC applications in relevant research areas. The existing joint activities between the European …

Embed2Scale

The full potential of the Copernicus Programme unfolds when fused with additional geo-information such as weather models or GNSS measurements. However, no single platform can host all the hundreds of petabytes of geospatial data. Currently, service suppliers download data from different archives, and the sheer volume to be transferred render many applications economically not viable. …

POP3

The Centre of Excellence on Performance Optimization and Productivity (POP CoE) was initiated in October 2015. The current project, Performance Optimization and Productivity 3 (POP3), is articulated in 3 main pillars: services, users, and co-design. The key element to ensure efficient use of HPC infrastructures is to optimize the performance and efficiency of the applications. POP …

OpenSuperQPlus

OpenSuperQplus aims at delivering systems and technology for quantum computers based on superconductors. It thus implements the roadmap of the strategic research agenda for the quantum technology flagship as detailed by the OpenSuperQplus framework partnership from which it emerges. It will deliver integrated demonstrators for research and user purposes, one of which will contain at …

QUADRATURE

Noisy intermediate-scale quantum computers are currently the most powerful quantum computers. Although they are not fault-tolerant, they have proved to be far more efficient than today’s more advanced supercomputers. However, fully error-corrected quantum computers would require millions of qubits to address real-world problems. The EIC-funded QUADRATURE project will rise to the million-qubit challenge by pioneering …

EUMaster4HPC

EUMaster4HPC is composed of European universities, research/supercomputing centres and industrial partners with the mission of defining a joint curriculum in HPC across Europe, defining the body of knowledge to master the HPC field and creating a collaborative network leveraging and strengthening the European ecosystem in HPC. EUMaster4HPC will develop a higher education programme to: Educate …