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HPCwire asked Intersect360 Research senior analyst Steve Conway, who closely tracks HPC, AI, and related developments in Europe and attended the event, to interview Anders Dam Jensen, Executive Director of the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking, on the latest activities at the JU (EuroHPC Joint Undertaking).

With an overall funding of €7,6M, the eFlows4HPC project enhanced complex HPC workflows thanks to big data analytics and AI techniques.

When Europe inaugurates its first exascale supercomputer later this year, the event will be a major step towards European sovereignty in computing.

LUMI has been recognized in the 20th Anniversary edition of the HPCwire Readers’ Choice Awards, presented at the 2023 International Conference for High Performance Computing, Networking, Storage, and Analysis (SC23), in Denver, Colorado.

Jensen digs into Europe’s forthcoming first exascale system, describes the broad scope of Europe’s quantum computing ambitions, talks a little bit about what’s on the near-term horizon, and much more. The EuroHPC JU, says Jensen, has “left its teenage years behind.”

The European Processor Initiative (EPI), a project with 30 partners from 10 European countries, aiming to make the EU independent in HPC chip technologies and HPC infrastructures, is proud to announce that it has delivered a significant European sovereignty contribution with valuable business impact

On October 18th and 19th, the FF4EuroHPC and EuroCC 2 consortia brought together eminent representatives from industry and politics, representatives from the National Competence Centres, HPC experts and enthusiasts at the HPC Industry Summit, which took place in Berlin.

ExaFOAM project - New world record in OpenFOAM scalability

From next year select European and Japanese scientists will be able to use each other’s supercomputers, as part of a deal that could lead to faster scientific simulations in areas such as climate and materials science and help design the next generation of machines in the EU