High-Performance Computing
High-Performance Computing
What is HPC?
High-performance computing (HPC) involves the use of powerful computing resources to perform computationally demanding tasks that are beyond the capability of traditional computing systems. HPC is used to process large datasets, perform simulations, and run resource-intensive applications, such as modelling climate patterns, simulating molecular behaviour, analysing genetic data, designing and testing products and structures, simulating fluid dynamics, optimizing manufacturing processes, identifying trends, and making predictions. HPC allows processing and analysis of complex data, leading to faster discoveries, more efficient processes, and better decision-making.
High-Performance Computing platforms available for you
At AAU, researchers and students can access various HPC platforms to perform simulations, data analysis, and other resource-intensive tasks that would be impractical on standard computers.
Visit hpc.aau.dk
Visit hpc.aau.dk
Support
If you need any help you can get support through the CLAAUDIA team. CLAAUDIA can help you with access, onboarding, diagnose and resolve general issues you might encounter while using the HPC platforms. For all questions and requests please contact us through the AAU service portal.