A joint development

The LRZ is the first supercomputing centre in Europe to rely on an innovation partnership to procure its next…

SuperMUC-NG: Master of scientific Diversity

Every two years, the Status & Results Workshop takes place at the Leibniz Supercomputing Centre. Here, the international…

Collaborative innovation: a powerful exascale supercomputer for the LRZ

The Leibniz Supercomputing Centre is the first supercomputing centre in Europe to enter into an innovation partnership…

“A programme has to work"

Dr Julia Lawall (Inria) has just spent a working week at the Leibniz Supercomputing Centre (LRZ) and tells us about her…

Into the future in partnership

The next system shall contain state-of-the-art technology, components that are not (yet) developed and that offer…

Use Case: The human lung

In recent years, the Chair of Computational Mechanics (LNM) at TUM has developed a highly regarded, extremely accurate…

Stronger together

Technology is becoming more complex and specialised, the clientele more diverse and their wishes more varied: In order…

Driving future computing hand in hand

Teams generate more and better ideas and innovations: That's why the LRZ's next supercomputer is being developed…

"We want to make the LRZ better known in the seismology and geophysics community"

André Kurzmann, who holds a doctorate in geophysics, is part of the CXS Lab at the LRZ and spoke to us about the…