HPC Centres of Excellence

There are 14 European Centres of Excellence (CoEs) for High Performance Computing (HPC) applications that were selected following the calls under the European Research Infrastructures.

European Union

EoCoE

EoCoE is involved in the HPC community and targets research institutes, key commercial players and SMEs who develop and enable energy-relevant numerical models to be run on exascale supercomputers, demonstrating their benefits for low-carbon energy technology.

EoCoE

Center of Excellence

European Union

ESiWACE

ESiWACE (Simulations in Weather and Climate) enables global storm- and eddy resolving weather and climate simulations on the upcoming Exascale supercomputers. The aimed global high-resolution simulations will open up entirely new research opportunities and perspectives.

ESiWACE

Center of Excellence

European Union

EXCELLERAT

EXCELLERAT (The European Centre of Excellence for Engineering Applications) EXCELLERAT is a single point of access for expertise on how data management, data analytics, visualisation, simulation-driven design and co-design with HPC can benefit engineering, especially in the aeronautics, automotive, energy and manufacturing sectors.

EXCELLERAT

Centre of Excellence

European Union

HiDALGO

HiDALGO – HPC and Big Data Technologies for Global Systems – is a European project funded by the Horizon 2020 Framework Programme of the European Union. The project is carried out by 13 institutions from seven countries.

HiDALGO

Centre of Excellence

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The Centres of Excellence develop applications in High-Performance Computing (HPC) that help tackle some of the world’s biggest societal, scientific, and economic challenges and therefore take a pivotal place in the European HPC Ecosystem alongside the development of Exascale technologies and provision of access to extreme-scale infrastructure.