Tier 0 HPC infrastructure - e-Infrastructure Reflection Group - e-IRG
Tier 0 HPC infrastructure - e-Infrastructure Reflection Group - e-IRG Tier 0 HPC infrastructure - e-Infrastructure Reflection Group - e-IRG
The leadership centers ● The permanent European "Tier 0 HPC infrastructure" will be defined during the preparatory phase of the “PRACE-project” ● “Tier 0 HPC Center” is a supercomputer centre, part of the European HPC infrastructure, contributing to the European “Capacities” program for Research Infrastructure as defined by the ESFRI roadmap, hosting a capability computer with a computing power significantly larger than the largest supercomputer owned and operated nationally by one of the EC Member States alone. ● It is expected that the cost for the Tier 0 HPC center would be in the range of 200-400M€ over 5 years. Portugal, October 12th, 2007 20
Other PRACE MoU stakeholders: ● “The users" are academic and industrial groups and organizations, which require capability computing for performing their scientific tasks or the competitiveness of their products and services. ● “European Commission" is involved as a facilitator and catalyzer by sponsoring ESFRI and eIRG and implementing the “Capacities FP7- programme, by funding several user communities or projects of academic or industrial relevance and by providing key infrastructures (GEANT, DEISA). ● “National funding agencies” will permit part of the funding of the European HPC infrastructure. Portugal, October 12th, 2007 21
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Other PRACE MoU stakeholders:<br />
● “The users" are academic and industrial groups and organizations,<br />
which require capability computing for performing their scientific<br />
tasks or the competitiveness of their products and services.<br />
● “European Commission" is involved as a facilitator and catalyzer by<br />
sponsoring ESFRI and e<strong>IRG</strong> and implementing the “Capacities FP7-<br />
programme, by funding several user communities or projects of<br />
academic or industrial relevance and by providing key<br />
<strong>infrastructure</strong>s (GEANT, DEISA).<br />
● “National funding agencies” will permit part of the funding of the<br />
European <strong>HPC</strong> <strong>infrastructure</strong>.<br />
Portugal, October 12th, 2007<br />
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