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With over a decade-long history and a strong reputation in Europe, the Fortissimo projects (Fortissimo 1 and 2, FF4EuroHPC) were granted a budget of €42,8 million and successfully executed more than 130 experiments involving 330 partners. These efforts have resulted in 120 success stories from over 20 EU countries, where SMEs developed new products and services with the help of HPC and AI, thereby bolstering the EU economy. Building on the methods and accomplishments of the Fortissimo project series, FFplus, with a total budget of €30,0 million, will continue to support and empower SMEs and Start-ups towards innovation. The First FFplus Open Call for Business Experiments was a success: 19 sub-projects were selected for funding, including 43 organisations from 15 European countries.
On June 10, 2025, during the ISC High Performance conference in Hamburg, new TOP500 and Green500 lists were announced – ranking the world's fastest and most energy-efficient supercomputers.
5 Polish projects will soon be launched on the LUMI infrastructure.
A letter of intent regarding cooperation between the City of Krakow and AGH University of Science and Technology was signed at the headquarters of ACC Cyfronet AGH.
The Open Research Data Repository of Krakow Universities RODBUK has received the CoreTrustSeal certificate, confirming compliance with international standards for so-called trusted data repositories.
The LUMI AI Factory, one of the European Union's first AI Factories, will be a pioneering AI solution that seamlessly integrates world-class computing power, high-value data, and top-tier AI talent. The LUMI AI Factory will act as a state-of-the-art expert support center and hub offering European companies and researchers a comprehensive innovation environment offering unmatched support for AI-driven projects. The services will be free of charge for startups, SMEs, and academic researchers. Today marks the launch of the LUMI AI Factory.
We invite all researchers and individuals interested in modern technologies in science to the international conference "AI for Science Krakow" dedicated to using artificial intelligence in scientific work.
ACC Cyfronet AGH announces another call for computing grants for access to CPU and GPU resources on the LUMI supercomputer, addressed to Polish scientists.
2025-01-23
On January 7, 2025, the European Commission established the Cherenkov Telescope Array Observatory (CTAO) as a European Research Infrastructure Consortium (ERIC), furthering its mission to become the world's largest and most powerful observatory for gamma-ray astronomy.