Take a short tour of the Leibniz Supercomputing Centre (LRZ) and find out about the highlights 2023: the launch of SuperMUC-NG Phase 2, terrabyte and the first quantum computers, how artificial…
This is what happens when you keep someone away from computers: He studies computer science, becomes a professor and joins the Leibniz Supercomputing Centre. Prof Dr Helmut Reiser has been deputy…
16 rooms on two floors, sophisticated sewage installations and even a bathroom with a lowered drain: together with archaeologists from the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, the LRZ has has…
Phase 2 of the SuperMUC-NG brings supercomputing and artificial intelligence even closer together at the LRZ: The graphics processing units (GPUs) integrated into the new system favour artificial…
The research project Co-design of volume-coupled multiphysics software: heterogeneous EXASCALE systems for geodynamics (CoMPS) helps to construct a next generation mantle circulation model.
Am LRZ wird ein Forschungsinformationssystem (RIS) auf der Basis der Anwendung 'Bay.FIS' (HSWT) entwickelt.
Piloting a Cooperative Open Web Search Infrastructure to Support Europe's Digital Sovereignty.
EXA4MIND stands for Extreme Analytics for Mining Data spaces. The goal is to build an extreme data platform that brings together large scale data storage systems and powerful computing…
Multicore Atomic Quantum Computing Systems (MAQCS) has the goal to develop a digital and universally programmable neutral atom quantum computer with more than 1,000 qubits.
The Bavarian Competence Center for Quantum Security and Data Science (BayQS) has the goal to research and develop fundamental concepts and solutions and to evaluate prototypes in the field of quantum…