Forschungszentrum Jülich - Jülich Supercomputing Centre (JSC)

Basic operation of the Jülich Supercomputing Centre from 11 January 2021

In accordance with the preventive measures against the spread of the coronavirus published by the management of Forschungszentrum Jülich on 7 January 2021, the Jülich Supercomputing Centre is adapting its range of services and switching to basic operations. Please note the information on the services and availability of our support teams.

Andreas Lintermann im Interview mit Johannes Döbbelt zum Projekt "Agency for Cognitive Computing"

Supercomputers for a structural change in the Rhineland region

How can supercomputers help us live and work in the future? Andreas Lintermann will give a video interview on 11 November to present the "Agency for Cognitive Computing" (ACC) project.

Supercomputers

Jülich Supercomputing Centre operates computers of the highest performance class. The supercomputers JUWELS and JURECA are currently among the most powerful supercomputers in the world.

Quantum computing

Prof. Kristel Michielsen's group at JSC is working on methods and models with which complex quantum systems can be simulated on supercomputers.

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Supercomputer Made in Jülich Setting New Benchmarks

Forschungszentrum Jülich’s upgraded supercomputer JUWELS is now capable of 85 petaflops. This is equivalent to 85 quadrillion computing operations per second or the computing power of more than 300,000 modern PCs. Thanks to its new booster module, JUWELS is able to massively expand the application limits of simulations and also offers the strongest platform in Europe for the use of artificial intelligence (AI).

JUWELS Booster Porting Workshop 2021 (online)

This workshop will cover porting HPC application codes which are already GPU-enabled to the new JUWELS Booster using multiple quad-GPU compute nodes, as well as getting code running that has not yet been adapted to use (multiple) GPUs. The workshop will last from 20 to 26 January and will start with a one-day colloquium where participants of the Early Access programme present their results to date and experience using the new system.