Barcelona Supercomputing Center unveils MareNostrum 5 supercomputer
Machine has performance equivalent to 380,000 mid-range laptops
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Launch of Barcelona's 'Marenostrum 5' supercomputer delayed
Inauguration, initially planned for early 2021, pending due to Covid-19 and bureaucratic problems
Catalonia’s particle accelerator granted another €25m
Government strives for ALBA synchrotron to continue being “a reference in Europe”
Personalized medicine and predictive maintenance - Barcelona’s new Supercomputer
Everything you need to know about Barcelona’s new €200 million Mare Nostrum 5
Barcelona's new supercomputer will aim to rival US and Asia
EU to grant 100 million in project which will include a platform to create European processors
Barcelona will compete with candidates from Finland and Italy to host one of the most powerful supercomputers in Europe
Sixteen countries support one of the three proposals, five of which have committed to Barcelona
Barcelona's StarLife supercomputer to boost medical research
Capable of dealing with 10 million gigas of data at 133 billion operations per second, new system will be used for biomedical studies
Intel and the Barcelona Supercomputing Center to build a lab on the fastest calculation speeds
The Spanish IT multinational company Intel and the Barcelona Supercomputing Center will create a joint research and development lab to calculate speeds on the exaFLOP scale, which are a thousand times quicker than the current fastest computers in the world. The lab will be created in Barcelona over the coming years, at the BSC facilities. Intel hopes to reach Exascale performance within the next ten years.
Advanced computing project launched in Barcelona
The Partnership for Advanced Computing in Europe (PRACE) aims to reinforce European leadership in the field. This EU network will be a key asset in European R&D. Catalonia will update its Mare Nostrum supercomputer to remain a PRACE?s key node.