Are you using HPC and AI to tackle the world’s most urgent challenges?
Join HiDALGO2 at the 16th International Conference on Parallel Processing and Applied Mathematics (#PPAM2026) in Poznań, Poland.
We are officially inviting submissions for our workshop: Advancements of Global Challenges Applications (AGCA).
Call for Papers: 2nd AGCA Workshop at PPAM 2026 – Tackling Global Challenges with HPC Read More »
In a collaborative effort between HiDALGO2, SLB-analys, and ENCCS, researchers have developed a scalable HPC solution to simulate wind patterns across the entire city of Stockholm at unprecedented resolution. The Challenge Wind in urban environments significantly impacts inhabitant comfort and safety. Tall buildings can create “wind tunnels” where speeds far exceed averages, potentially putting pedestrians
Success Story: High-resolution urban wind comfort computation for the city of Stockholm Read More »
High-Performance Computing (HPC) is often discussed in terms of raw power—nodes, cores, and floating-point operations. But at the recent HiDALGO2 Clustering Event at HLRS in Stuttgart, the conversation shifted from the how to the why. Through the five HiDAGLO2 pilots, our researchers are turning massive datasets into actionable tools for a safer, more sustainable world.
Experts explain the Core Mission of our 5 Pilots Read More »
The HiPEAC 2026 Conference in Kraków, Poland (January 26–28), brought together Europe’s leading experts in computer architecture and high-performance computing. Beyond the technical sessions, a major highlight for the project was the exploration of how Centres of Excellence (CoEs) deliver tangible value to the European research landscape and industry. The CoE Workshop: Rethinking Scientific Applications
HiDALGO2 & EXCELLERAT at HiPEAC 2026: Showcasing the Value of CoEs Read More »
The HiDALGO2 Centre of Excellence is pleased to announce a new publication by its researchers, focusing on assessing the impact of processor architecture on the performance of Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) applications. The paper, titled “Evaluating AMD EPYC CPU architectures on CFD applications,” appears in Future Generation Computer Systems, Volume 177. Key Insights from the
