KIT's Scientific Computing Center operates large-scale facilities for scientific high-performance computing and data-intensive sciences within the framework of secure IT federations. This modern parallel supercomputers such as the "High-performance computer Karlsruhe" (HoreKa), other cluster systems and development platforms for different user groups. In November 2020, the SCC was selected as a center for National High Performance Computing (NHR).
Information about the services and systems related to scientific computing are listed below.
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SCC operates the high-performance computer systems Hochleistungsrechner Karlsruhe (HoreKa) and bwUniCluster.
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An overview of all research and development projects in the field of high performance computing can be found here.
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Users can access the HPC resources operated by the SCC via Jupyter. We provide support for automated Continuous Integration (CI), Continuous Testing (CT) and Continuous Deployment (CD) workflows
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The Simulation and Data Life Cycle Labs (SDL) and Software Sustainability and Performance Engineering (SSPE) support collaborations and knowledge transfer across projects.
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