Learn more about supercomputing during the «Open HPC week» from 28th to 29th of June
RTU HPC Centre in collaboration with HPC Competence Centre in Latvia within the EuroCC project offers representatives from industry, academia, and beyond to take part in “Open HPC week” from June 28 to 29 to find out more about opportunities that an HPC can offer.
This year, the «Open HPC week» will be held on-site – at RTU’s Faculty of Computer Science and Information Technology” auditorium building “Domus Auditorialis” (8 Zundas krastmala). The event will be translated online via “Zoom” platform. The link will be sent to the registered participants choosing remote attendance.
This year, the «Open HPC week» will be held on-site – at RTU’s Faculty of Computer Science and Information Technology” auditorium building “Domus Auditorialis” (8 Zundas krastmala). The event will be translated online via “Zoom” platform. The link will be sent to the registered participants choosing remote attendance.
Registration is available here.
On day one (June 28), industry representatives will be given different practical examples of the use of HPC, as well as informative presentations, therefore offering a possibility to find out the advantages and possibilities that HPC, artificial intelligence, as well as technological and environmental modelling can give. An industry representative “CastPrint” will share their experience as they got financing to improve of the quality of personalized medical auxiliary equipment (fixators) and reduce production time by using supercomputer calculations.
On day 2 (June 29), we will look at supercomputing for research and academia. It will cover latest updates from the genomic data network, academic network in Latvia, as well as HPC access posibilities, HPC training platform opportunities, and several demo-case examples for using an HPC in different fields.
The Open HPC week is organized by HPC Competence Centre in Latvia SuperS within the EuroCC project in collaboration with Riga Technical University’s HPC Centre and the Institute of Numerical Modelling of the University of Latvia.
