The new collaboration will promote communication and the exchange of expertise between Stuttgart and Gumi, particularly with a focus on improving access to and usage of high-performance computing in industry. “HLRS and KIT share a vision that high-performance computing can build bridges between university research and industrial development,” Prof. Resch said.
HLRS maintains collaboration agreements with more than a dozen leading centers for computational sciences and high-performance computing in Europe, Asia, and the Americas.