Jan. 22, 2024 — The EuroHPC JU supercomputer JUPITER, hosted at Jülich Supercomputing Centre (JSC), is about to grow to be Europe’s first exascale supercomputer in 2024. In preparation, JSC has initiated the JUPITER Analysis and Early Entry Program (JUREAP) to facilitate a seamless integration of {hardware} and software program, in addition to to advertise distinctive scientific analysis.
This system commences with the Scalability and Efficiency Analysis Part (SPEP). This section focuses on assessing functions for his or her functionality to carry out exascale-level simulations. The analysis entails collaboration between JUREAP researchers and area consultants.
SPEP, which started on January 15, is open to candidates with out strict conditions, though functions ought to exhibit potential for large-scale scientific investigations.
Following SPEP, JUREAP will shift its emphasis to efficiency enhancement and expansive deployment on JUPITER. Participation in SPEP is required for these wishing to advance within the JUREAP program and to be among the many early researchers using JUPITER for scientific discovery.
JSC is actively encouraging potential JUPITER customers to have interaction in SPEP and submit their functions inside January.
For extra particulars and entry to the applying portal, go to: https://www.fz-juelich.de/en/ias/jsc/jupiter/jureap/call-for-participation.
With a view to equip Europe with a world-leading supercomputing infrastructure, the EuroHPC JU has already procured 9 supercomputers, situated throughout Europe: LUMI in Finland, LEONARDO in Italy, MareNostrum5 in Spain, Vega in Slovenia, MeluXina in Luxembourg, Discoverer in Bulgaria, Karolina within the Czech Republic, Deucalion in Portugal and now JUPITER in Germany.
Supply: Jülich Supercomputing Centre
