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With jobs submitted to a batch system, supercomputing has traditionally been centred around an offline, non-interactive approach to running codes such as simulations.

2018 continues to be a busy year for EPCC in terms of industrial collaborations. Here's an overview of some of our recent partnerships.

We are very pleased to have been accepted as a Women in HPC (WHPC) Chapter, a community-level group that fulfils the WHPC mission locally.

Edinburgh experts have joined a £15.8 million bid to improve patient diagnosis and treatment using artificial intelligence.

A consortium led by Rolls-Royce and EPCC was recently awarded an EPSRC Prosperity Partnership worth £14.7m to develop the next generation of engineering simulation and modelling techniques, with th

EPCC is working with Edinburgh-based Oil & Gas SME Artificial Lift Performance (ALP) to develop a predictive model of electrical submersible pump (ESP) operations.

The embedded Computational Science and Engineering (eCSE) programme has allocated funding to the UK computational science community over a period of six years.

Here at EPCC we aim to be a leader in the secure hosting and management of huge and varied datasets to support data research. For example we host and manage Safe Havens on behalf of the Farr I

Supercomputers are getting more complex. Faster components would be impossible to cool but, by doing more with less, we can still solve bigger problems faster than ever before.