Main navigation Who We Are Partnerships Commercial Academic News Who We Are Partnerships & Collaborations Commercial Services Academic Services ICHEC supercomputer user announced as winner of the 55th BTYSTE ICHEC supercomputer user announced as winner of the 55th BTYSTE Adam Kelly, aged 17, who used ICHEC's supercomputer for his project, has taken home the top prize for his project entitled "Optimizing The Simulation Of General Quantum Circuits". ICHEC Director sets out vision for a more technology-focused Health Sector at the HRB Annual Conference ICHEC Director sets out vision for a more technology-focused Health Sector at the HRB Annual Conference In order to advance the health sector, Ireland needs to adopt a long term plan to roll out state-of-the-art infrastructure in High Performance Computing (HPC). ICHEC Unveil New Supercomputer for Irish Research ICHEC Unveil New Supercomputer for Irish Research The new national supercomputer will replace ‘Fionn’ which was installed in 2013 Expertise Data Science Earth Observation Environmental Science Financial Services Life Sciences Novel Technologies Oil & Gas Renewable Energy Training & Education Kay Supercomputer Cores: 15334 Memory: 78 TiB Storage: 1.1PiB Installed: Sept. 2018 Cost: €5.4m Supported by
ICHEC supercomputer user announced as winner of the 55th BTYSTE ICHEC supercomputer user announced as winner of the 55th BTYSTE Adam Kelly, aged 17, who used ICHEC's supercomputer for his project, has taken home the top prize for his project entitled "Optimizing The Simulation Of General Quantum Circuits".
ICHEC Director sets out vision for a more technology-focused Health Sector at the HRB Annual Conference ICHEC Director sets out vision for a more technology-focused Health Sector at the HRB Annual Conference In order to advance the health sector, Ireland needs to adopt a long term plan to roll out state-of-the-art infrastructure in High Performance Computing (HPC).
ICHEC Unveil New Supercomputer for Irish Research ICHEC Unveil New Supercomputer for Irish Research The new national supercomputer will replace ‘Fionn’ which was installed in 2013
