At SC24, we at LRZ and our Bavarian partners from the Technical University of Munich (TUM), the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität (LMU) in Munich, the Munich Quantum Valley (MQV) and NHR@FAU welcome visitors to shop talk about data analytics & AI, quantum computing, tools & user support or future computing in this classic Bavarian beergarden setting.
Enjoy Gmitalickeit made in Bavaria with us and learn about how we drive scientific discovery!
Meet us at SC24 - booth #3147
The procurement contract of Euro-Q-Exa, the EuroHPC quantum computer to be located at LRZ in Germany, has been signed by the European High Performance Computing Joint Undertaking (EuroHPC JU) and IQM Quantum Computers, as the selected vendor. Under the agreement, IQM will deliver to LRZ two advanced Radiance quantum systems of 54 qubits and 150 qubits in the second half of 2025 and by the end of 2026, respectively. The two distinct systems, featuring high-quality qubits and industry-leading fidelities will play a pivotal role in executing quantum algorithms across a range of application domains and will be integrated into the HPC systems at LRZ.
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We want to build the future of supercomputing with you. Are you interested? Meet us at the SC24 job fair on Tuesday, November 19 at booth #JF13.
What it looks like to work at LRZ? Get the big picture in this interview with our Head of HR, Sabine Osorio. Or pick her brains on-site, every exhibition day at coffee break.
Don't forget to check out our open positions on the LRZ website.
Now is the time to get quantum computing out of the physics labs and into compute centres. We are dedicated to make this new technology available to our users – step by step and in collaboration with our partners in science, technology and industry.
Great challenges lie ahead on the way to the next level of supercomputing: How will the architecture of our HPC systems look like? How do we make HPC more sustainable and energy-efficient? Our experts will share their insights at SC live. Or take a deep-dive here.
With AI techniques becoming more widely used, demand in HPC and AI resources increases in various fields of science at the speed of light. Our answer: Integrating the power of HPC with artificial intelligence and data analytics techniques and providing AI at scale for Bavarian research. Here are some examples.
Mentoring, education, implementing and optimising algorithms: Tools and user support are crucial aspects in the supercomputing ecosystem. Bavaria is on a stable footing here and has a lot to offer. Check it out.