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National Competence Centres in the framework of EuroHPC

Project description

Strengthening the national competencies of European high-performance computing

High-performance computing (HPC) is fundamental in a wide range of actions, from financial fraud detection to smart energy or manufacturing innovation. EU Member States need to increase their HPC competencies. The EU-funded EUROCC project will mobilise the necessary expertise to create a network of National Competence Centres in HPC across 33 EU and associated states. The project will provide an overview of the vast service portfolio tailored to the respective national needs of public administrations, academic communities and industry. EUROCC aims to strengthen the national competencies of HPC as well as high-performance data analytics and national AI capabilities to close existing gaps in the usability of these technologies.

Objective

The EuroCC activity will bring together the necessary expertise to set up a network of National Competence Centres in HPC across Europe in 31 participating, member and associated states, to provide a broad service portfolio tailored to the respective national needs of industry, academia and public administrations. All of this to support and increase strongly the national strengths of High Performance Computing (HPC) competences as well as High Performance Data Analytics (HPDA) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) capabilities and to close existing gaps to increase usability of these technologies in the different states and thus provide a European excellence baseline.

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RIA - Research and Innovation action

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(opens in new window) H2020-JTI-EuroHPC-2019-2

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Coordinator

UNIVERSITY OF STUTTGART
Net EU contribution

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€ 312 987,50
Address
KEPLERSTRASSE 7
70174 Stuttgart
Germany

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Region
Baden-Württemberg Stuttgart Stuttgart, Stadtkreis
Activity type
Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
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Total cost

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€ 757 475,00

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