CCP researchers awarded over 75 million CPU-hours allocation on the top-10 supercomputer LUMIResearchers in the Computational Chemical Physics (CCP) group at the Faculty of Science and Technology (TNW) have successfully secured a major computational grant from the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking. The highly competitive award provides the project with 591,200 node hours (or 75 million CPU hours) on the LUMI-C supercomputer, one of the most powerful and sustainable supercomputers in the world (currently ranking 9th globally).Read more
Ravindra Shinde receives the 4TU FAIR data 2024 grantCongratulations, Dr. Ravindra!Read more
CCP researchers awarded over 75 million CPU-hours allocation on the top-10 supercomputer LUMI
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