News Top500 Supercomputers List Exposes Ireland’s Continued Decline in Global Competitiveness For the first time ever, Ireland’s newest supercomputer will not feature in the Top500 list at installation European Commission supports DigiTwins DigiTwins received an invitation from the European Commission to enter the next stage of the competition to become an EU Flagship for Future and Emerging Technologies. ICHEC Unveil New Supercomputer for Irish Research The new national supercomputer will replace ‘Fionn’ which was installed in 2013 Industry Leaders Combine to Address Immediate Skills Shortage in Deep Learning ICHEC is delighted to announce 2 in depth training courses in Deep Learning, one of the most exciting and fastest-growing emerging technologies. Minister Richard Bruton Launches Supercomputer Naming Competition The Minister for Education & Skills Richard Bruton and ICHEC launched a competition in a bid to name Ireland’s newest supercomputer which will be made available to all Irish researchers. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 21 Page 22 Page 23 Page 24 Current page 25 Page 26 Page 27 Page 28 Page 29 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
Top500 Supercomputers List Exposes Ireland’s Continued Decline in Global Competitiveness For the first time ever, Ireland’s newest supercomputer will not feature in the Top500 list at installation
European Commission supports DigiTwins DigiTwins received an invitation from the European Commission to enter the next stage of the competition to become an EU Flagship for Future and Emerging Technologies.
ICHEC Unveil New Supercomputer for Irish Research The new national supercomputer will replace ‘Fionn’ which was installed in 2013
Industry Leaders Combine to Address Immediate Skills Shortage in Deep Learning ICHEC is delighted to announce 2 in depth training courses in Deep Learning, one of the most exciting and fastest-growing emerging technologies.
Minister Richard Bruton Launches Supercomputer Naming Competition The Minister for Education & Skills Richard Bruton and ICHEC launched a competition in a bid to name Ireland’s newest supercomputer which will be made available to all Irish researchers.
