EuroHPC - The European Strategy for Supercomputing
- 1. EuroHPC - the European strategy for
supercomputing
Update for HPC User Forum Sept 2019
- 2. The EuroHPC Joint Undertaking (EuroHPC JU)
A legal and funding agency created by the
European Council
■ EU + 29 Participating States
■ Site: Luxembourg
■ Budget (2019-2020): ~1 Billion Euros (half from EU)
■ Operational: Nov. 2018 to end 2026
https://eurohpc-ju.europa.eu/
Mission: Establish an integrated world-class
supercomputing & data infrastructure and support a
highly competitive and innovative Supercomputing and
Big Data ecosystem
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- 3. EuroHPC delivers a leading European supercomputing infrastructure
Medium-to-high range
Supercomputers
• 5 sites selected
performance: at least 4 Pflops
• Investment: 180 million Euros (CAPEX)
• 34 Million from EU
• Sites and supporting Consortia
➢ Bissen (LU) – LU
➢ Minho (PT) – PT, ES
➢ Ostrava (CZ) – CZ
➢ Maribor (SI) – SI
➢ Sofia (BG) – BG
• EuroHPC JU is co-owner
• - Open procurement starts in Q4 2019
• - expected installation by Q2-Q3 2020)
• High-range
Supercomputers
• 3 sites selected
performance: 150-200 Pflops
• Investment: ~€650 million
(CAPEX+OPEX)
• 50% from EU and 50% from Consortium
• Sites and supporting Consortia
➢ Kajaani (FI) – FI, BE, CZ, DK, NO, PL, SE, CH, EE
➢ Barcelona (ES) – ES, HR, PT, TR, IE
➢ Bologna (IT) – IT, SI, HU
• EuroHPC JU is the owner
• - Open procurement starts in Q4 2019
• - expected installation Q4 2020)
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- 4. R&I Activities for strengthening the HPC Ecosystem
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■ Technologies, Systems and Applications for extreme
computing
– Next generation low-power microprocessors
– Novel computing architectures, software, and
tools (including mixed HPC, AI, Big Data workloads)
– Pilot system demonstrators towards Exascale
– HPC and Big Data application platforms in strategic
European industrial sectors
– Support to (science-based) Centres of Excellence
■ Supporting large-scale HPC capacity building and
widening HPC use
– A network of national HPC competence centres
and their coordination
– Support to innovative SMEs
– Support to large-scale training and skills building
Centres
of Excellence
HPC/Big Data testbeds
and Applications
More than 360 M€ for R&I activities in 2019-2020
Editor's Notes
- Current machines (pre-exa et mid-range): no message. No link between R&I and short-term acquisition projects
Future machines (exa): goal is to join the R&I activities with the exascale investments. Exascale machines will use EU R&I technological outputs.