Interviews with experts on high-performance computing (HPC) provide perspectives on how industry is using supercomputing in technology research and development.

The Fundación Épica La Fura dels Baus and the Stuttgart Chamber Orchestra join a growing network that the MSC is building to promote innovation at the intersection of the arts, science, and technology.

Building on the successes of the Fortissimo project, FF4EuroHPC will promote innovation using high-performance computing in small and medium-sized enterprises across Europe.

A new software platform developed by HLRS and the KoLab project enables collaboration at a distance in three-dimensional spaces.

The new course is the latest addition to the Supercomputing-Akademie's curriculum for training HPC experts in industry.

With the help of HLRS supercomputing resources, scientists have begun investigating a variety of potential strategies for preventing and treating coronavirus infection.

Due to the global coronavirus pandemic, this year's annual International Supercomputing Conference is being presented from June 22-25 as an online-only event. HLRS is pleased to be participating and invites you to join us for the...

In two new EU-wide projects, HLRS will coordinate an effort to enhance HPC competencies, promote cooperation, and support the implementation of best practices across Europe.

New programs and infrastructure at HLRS have begun laying the foundation to capitalize on the convergence of high-performance computing and artificial intelligence.

In an interview, MSC director Matthias Hauser describes innovative collaborations HLRS has begun involving HPC experts and leaders in the arts and media industries.