“LOOM: Interweaving Tightly Coupled Visualization and Numeric Simulation Framework” is the title of the paper presented by The Minho Advanced Computing Center (MACC) at ISAV 2021.

The PRACE Autumn School 2021 will bring together undergraduate and graduate students and postdoctoral researchers in different disciplines of scientific computing.

The Minho Advanced Computing Center (MACC) participates in the RNCA 2021 Meeting, which was held virtually, between 28 and 30 September. The participation of MACC was focused on the two supercomputers: Bob and Deucalion.

João Barbosa, researcher at MACC, presented at the 3rd LUMI/EuroHPC JU Systems Roadshow the past, present, and future of MACC. The presentation focused on the beginning of MACC, the current initiatives to bring researchers to the HPC world, including training and workshops, and the future with the new EuroHPC petascale Deucalion supercomputer.

Supercomputers are systems with huge data processing capacity, capable of performing millions of billions of calculations per second and solving complex problems, in fields like engineering and science. However, this complex hardware requires specific facilities and cooling systems, using up significant amounts of power.

The “Minho Manifesto on European HPC for Science and Innovation” was presented on 18 June during the High-Level Roundtable “High-Performance Computing for Science and Innovation – Bringing together the five new European HPC petascale systems”, which took place under the scope of the Portuguese Presidency

The procurement contract for a new EuroHPC petascale supercomputer has been signed by the European High-Performance Computing Joint Undertaking (EuroHPC JU), the Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT) , the hosting entity, and Fujitsu, the selected vendor.