Delivering UK supercomputing and data science excellence to the world

ARCHER2, the UK national supercomputing service operated by EPCC, has delivered an eightfold return on investment to the economy, a report reveals.

A UK Government investment of £20million for the University of Edinburgh’s Quantum Software Lab will accelerate the development of this technology.

EPCC PhD student Kejia Zhang gives an overview of his work, which aims to develop a learning system, named MathsTale, that integrates narrative, visual, and mathematical concepts t

Professor Jano van Hemert, EPCC Director of Data Services, has been appointed co-lead of the Big Data Value Association's Task Force on HPC, Big Data, and AI - joining Jeanette Nilsson (RISE) and C

January 2026 marked the latest roll out of enhancements to DataLoch: NHS Lothian and the University of Edinburgh's health and social care data service.

A major new compute investment could accelerate the progress of astronomers exploring the mysteries of the universe, chemists searching for cancer-killing drugs, and historians analysing archives.

As the Vera C. Rubin Observatory issues its first live alerts of changes detected in the night sky, a UK innovation is allowing us to observe millions of astronomical events as they unfold.

EPCC's Evgenij Belikov writes about the challenges of refining the resolutions of global cloud resolving models, a key component for advancing understanding of atmospheric physics and dynamics at t

Taking place from 19-20 March 2026 in Edinburgh, this annual event will bring the ARCHER2 user community together again to celebrate their impactful scientific achievements on the UK National Super

In January Batool Almarzouq joined EPCC and the Software Sustainability Institute as a UKRI-funded AI Metascience Fellow.

This two-week residential programme in High Performance Computing (HPC) in Edinburgh will comprise hands-on practical training and the opportunity to apply new skills in a real-world context. 

Scientists from around the world have come together to form the Quantum Software Alliance, highlighting the critical role that quantum software and applications will play as quantum computing enter

The Software Sustainabaility Institute will host two free online webinars to support applicants, share information and answer questions related to the Research Software Maintenance Fund Round 2.

This workshop introduces environmental sustainability principles in the context of high performance computing systems.

Research to be published at ASPLOS’26 demonstrates the potential benefits of Cerebras’ Wafer Scale Engine architecture for scientific computing.

The Software Sustainability Institute's Research Software Maintenance Fund underpins the long-term maintenance of existing research software. 

Building a network of Research Software Engineers across Scotland.

Applications for our John Fisher Scholarships, worth up to £16000 each, must be made by March 2, 2026.

The annual ARCHER2 Celebration of Science brings the user community together to celebrate their scientific achievements on the UK National Supercomputing Service.