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From 12 to 17 November will be held in Denver Supercomputing 2023, the world’s most important event on high-performance computing technologies.

In this first phase, projects will be selected, with no nationality limits, which will run on Leonardo’s GPU-based Booster module.

EuroHPC Joint Undertaking announced yesterday the selection of the six sites that will host the first European quantum computers.

If the white space of a datacenter is the place where the actual machines are hosted, the gray space is the area set up to accommodate the back-end infrastructure that allows the machines to function

Agreement signed between ECMWF and Cineca for the first development phase of the DestinE project.

Leonardo is a one of a kind machine, and to house it in an environment suited to its needs it was necessary to prepare a room, the so-called “white space”, designed in a very particular way.

30 trucks, 157 racks, 4,993 servers, for a total weight of 360,000 kilos, and hundreds of kilometers of cables. It will take the whole summer to complete the delivery of the European supercomputer Leonardo, whose first components arrived this morning at the Bologna Technopole.

The European project EUMaster4HPC officially kicked off, and from September 2022 it will develop the first pan-European Master’s degree in High-Performance Computing (HPC).

During the renovations to make the Technopole structure suitable for hosting Leonardo, ancient Roman remains were found.

In the afternoon of today, the European Commissioner for Innovation, Research, Culture, Education and Youth, Mariya Gabriel will be visiting the Technopole in Bologna and will be present at a press meeting with the Minister of the University and of Research Maria Cristina Messa and the Minister of Education, Patrizio Bianchi.