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Infrastructure
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09 Feb 2022
Rafael Mayo-García (EERA & CIEMAT) is lead author of this position paper that delivers key messages for both the scientific community and policymakers in the EU, highlighting the crucial role that high-performance computing (HPC) plays in delivering on the goals of the EU Green Deal, supporting the green and digital transitions in Europe.
Infrastructure
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12 Mar 2021
El Centro de Investigaciones Energéticas, Medioambientales y Tecnológicas (CIEMAT) se ha incorporado a la Red Española de Supercomputación (RES) con sus clústeres Xula y Turgalium, que aportarán 11,2 millones de horas de cálculo anuales a disposición de la comunidad científica.
Infrastructure
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06 May 2020
Nasertic, empresa pública dependiente del Gobierno de Navarra, se ha incorporado la Red Española de Supercomputación (RES) con su Clúster Urederra. Con esta incorporación, la RES cuenta ya con 12 nodos de supercomputación que ceden parte de su capacidad de cálculo a la comunidad científica española.
Infrastructure
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21 Feb 2020
El 21 de febrero fue inaugurado LUSITANIA III, el nuevo supercomputador de Extremadura, en la Fundación COMPUTAEX en Cáceres y con la participación de miembros de la Red Española de Supercomputación como José Ignacio Doncel, Subdirector General de Grandes Instalaciones Científico-Técnicas del Ministerio de Ciencia e Innovación; José Luis González, Director General de CénitS-COMPUTAEX; Vicente Matellán, Director General de SCAYLE; y Sergi Girona, Coordinador de la RES y Director de Operaciones del BSC.
Infrastructure
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27 Nov 2019
La RES reedita su participación en el Mapa español de Infraestructuras Científicas y Técnicas Singulares (ICTS)
Infrastructure
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18 Sep 2019
"The success of EuroHPC will depend on the active participation of all HPC stakeholders in Europe. I would like this opportunity to thank RES in advance for your contribution to EuroHPC, a genuinely ambitious European initiative that is supporting the Union in achieving our ambitious objective of ranking Europe in the pole position of the digital economy."
Infrastructure
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04 Jan 2019
Magerit supercomputer has formalised its withdrawal from the Spanish Supercomputing Network and will no longer offer resources to RES users. The Centro de Supercomputación y Visualización de Madrid (CeSViMa), which hosts the Magerit node, has been part of the RES since 2007.
Infrastructure
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13 Nov 2018
The new ICTS map was approved last November 6 by the Scientific, Technical and Innovation Policy Council. The Spanish Supercomputing Network was already part of the previous edition of the map, but the new version formalises the incorporation of three nodes. The ICTS map includes publicly owned infrastructures that are unique or exceptional and provide services to the research community through open, competitive calls.
Infrastructure
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29 Jun 2017
The MareNostrum supercomputer is beginning operation and will start executing applications for scientific research on the 1st of July. MareNostrum 4, hosted by Barcelona Supercomputing Center, is entirely aimed at generating scientific knowledge and its computer architecture has been called ‘the most diverse and interesting in the world’ by international experts. It will provide more than 60 million computing hours per quarter to RES users.
Infrastructure
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20 Mar 2017
MareNostrum 3 supercomputer was switched off last Friday 17 March, after almost five years of activity. This machine will be dismantled and the racks will be distributed among several RES nodes, where they will continue offering computing hours to RES users. During the following weeks, MareNostrum 4 installation will start in Torre Girona chapel. This new supercomputer will be twelve times more powerful and will be operative by July 2017.
