Supercomputing in Europe

This episode's guest is Stefan Seegerer, Head of Product, Quantum Platform at IQM Quantum Computers. He works with shaping how the next generation of developers and organizations access and harness quantum computing.----This episode was brought to you by ENCCS, the EuroCC National Competence Centre in Sweden. ENCCS gives supercomputing training and support to businesses, academia and public administration. Get free supercomputing access, training and support at enccs.se.The Supercomputing in Europe podcast is made possible with funding from EuroHPC JU, the joint initiative between the EU, European countries and private partners to develop a World Class Supercomputing Ecosystem in Europe, including Quantum Computers.The podcast is sustained by the EuroCC project, the AI Factories and Centres of Excellence network, that provide supercomputing training and support for industry, academia and public administration for free. Find our more at hpc-portal.eu.

This episode's guest is Mikael Johansson. He works with enabling the uptake of quantum computing and communications at CSC the IT Centre for Science and develops quantum infrastructure as an integral part of the high-performance computing ecosystem.Interview/mixing: Apostolos Vasileiadis (ENCCS, Mimer AI Factory at RISE)------This episode is brought to you by ENCCS, the EuroCC National Competence Centre in Sweden. ENCCS gives supercomputing training and support to businesses, academia and public administration. Get free supercomputing access, training and support at https://enccs.se/.The Supercomputing in Europe podcast is made possible with funding from EuroHPC JU, the joint initiative between the EU, European countries and private partners to develop a World Class Supercomputing Ecosystem in Europe, including Quantum Computers. The podcast is sustained by the EuroCC project, the AI Factories and the Centres of Excellence. They provide supercomputing and AI training and support for industry, academia and public administration for free. Learn more at https://hpc-portal.eu/

In this episode we listen to Mario Costa from the esiwace.ESiWACE3, teams up climate modelling groups and weather services with high-performance computing centres and partners from the IT industry to improve all aspects of the workflow of weather and climate modelling.Interview/editing: Maria AristaMixing: Apostolos Vasileiadis---The Supercomputing in Europe podcast is made possible with funding from the European Commission and specifically from EuroHPC JU, the joint initiative between the EU, European countries and private partners to develop a World Class Supercomputing Ecosystem in Europe.The podcast is sustained by the EuroCC project, a network of National Competence Centres in Europe to provide supercomputing training and support for industry, academia and public administration for free. You can find more information on https://hpc-portal.eu/.

How do supercomputers help scientists design the materials of the future? In this episode of Supercomputing in Europe, we welcome Roberta Farris, Postdoctoral researcher at the Catalan Institute of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (ICN2). Roberta shares insights from the world of computational materials science, explaining how high-performance computing and the upcoming exascale systems are revolutionizing materials discovery.Interview/editing/mixing: Marina Corradini (ICN2)---The Supercomputing in Europe podcast is made possible with funding from EuroHPC JU, the joint initiative between the EU, European countries and private partners to develop a World Class Supercomputing Ecosystem in Europe.The podcast is sustained by the EuroCC project, a network of National Competence Centres in Europe to provide supercomputing training and support for industry, academia and public administration for free. You can find more information at https://hpc-portal.eu/.

This episode’s guest is Simon Wong who is the Education and Training Programme Manager and senior computational scientist at the Irish Centre for High-End Computing.He talks about the evolution of HPC training and the network of training centres all over Europe.Interview/editing/mixing: Apostolos Vasileiadis (ENCCS, RISE)Learn more about the project HPC Spectra on https://www.hpc-spectra.---The Supercomputing in Europe podcast is made possible with funding from the European Commission and specifically from EuroHPC JU, the joint initiative between the EU, European countries and private partners to develop a World Class Supercomputing Ecosystem in Europe.The podcast is sustained by the EuroCC project and the Centres of Excellence network that provide supercomputing training and support for industry, academia and public administration for free. You can find more information on https://hpc-portal.eu/

This episode's guest is Brendan McGinty, the Director of Industry at the National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA), hosted by the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. The discussion took place during the EuroHPC Summit in Krakow, Poland. We talked about understanding industrial HPC needs, engaging research staff with high-end corporate work and success stories from across the Atlantic.----Interview and editing: Apostolos Vasileiadis (ENCCS, RISE)This episode was brought to you by ENCCS, the EuroCC National Competence Centre in Sweden. ENCCS gives supercomputing training and support to businesses, academia and public administration. The Supercomputing in Europe podcast is made possible with funding from the European Commission and specifically from EuroHPC JU, the joint initiative between the EU, European countries and private partners to develop a World Class Supercomputing Ecosystem in Europe.The podcast is sustained by the EuroCC project and the Centres of Excellence network. We provide supercomputing training and support for industry, academia and public administration. You can find more information and all relevant links in the show notes.

Apostolos Vasileiadis (⁠ENCCS⁠, ⁠RISE⁠) discusses with Noah Torp-Smith who is a senior data scientist at Digital Danish Library Center also known as ⁠DBC⁠. Their main task is to develop and maintain the bibliographic and IT infrastructure in the Danish libraries. Noah talks about their work at DBC, their computational needs and the future data science in the field of humanities.——————Recording and editing: Apostolos Vasileiadis (⁠ENCCS⁠, ⁠RISE⁠)This episode was produced by ENCCS⁠, the EuroCC National Competence Centre in Sweden in collaboration with EuroCC Denmark. We give supercomputing training and support to businesses, academia and public administration. The Supercomputing in Europe podcast is made possible with funding from the European Commission and specifically from EuroHPC JU, the joint initiative between the EU, European countries and private partners to develop a World Class Supercomputing Ecosystem in Europe.

In this episode is Kimmo Pentikäinen (Supersight) and Apostolos Vasileiadis (ENCCS, RISE) discuss about Supersight’s computer vision-based people counting on mobile devices to measure the occupancy rate of properties, which is unique in the world. This automation technology developed in Finland has a significant impact on the built environment and generally about the status of AI in Europe.Kimmo Pentikäinen is the CEO, and co-founder of Supersight.