China has returned to the forefront of supercomputing. For the first time since 2017, a Chinese system has topped the latest TOP500 list. The new number one, LineShine, is located at the National Supercomputing Center in Shenzhen and was developed by the Shenzhen Cloud Computing Center. It scored 2.198 exaflops on the High Performance LINPACK benchmark, utilizing nearly 14 million cores - over 20% faster than the second-place system.
An online, beginner-friendly course on parallelization using the Message Passing Interface (MPI) will be organized by Austrian Scientific Computing (ASC), EuroCC Austria, and High-Performance Computing Center Stuttgart (HLRS) on 9 and 10 July 2026. After completing this free course, participants will gain a strong foundation in MPI programming, while an advanced parallelization with MPI course will be announced soon.
A Europe-wide initiative dedicated to strengthening skills in HPC and emerging technologies, EVITA has officially launched two public calls: one to develop modular HPC training materials for its Training Platform, and another to recruit independent HPC experts as external reviewers for the evaluation of submitted proposals.
China has returned to the forefront of supercomputing. For the first time since 2017, a Chinese system has topped the latest TOP500 list. The new number one, LineShine, is located at the National Supercomputing Center in Shenzhen and was developed by the Shenzhen Cloud Computing Center. It sco...
A Europe-wide initiative dedicated to strengthening skills in High-Performance Computing and emerging technologies, EVITA, officially launched two public calls as part of its cascade funding scheme.
The first public call is for modular training materials. EVITA is looking for training provid...
HPC Serbia's Dusan Vudragovic attended a business breakfast co-organized by Comtrade System Integration and Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) on 16 June 2026 in Belgrade. The event brought together industry representatives and technology experts around the themes of Artificial Intelligence (AI),...
The new HPC in Europe Portal, launched in fall 2025, serves as a gateway to Europe's supercomputing ecosystem. It brings together EU-funded high-performance computing resources, services, and expertise into a single platform, making access to Europe's HPC landscape simpler and more connected.
The Portal consolidates National Competence Centers, European Centers of Excellence, and a detailed catalog of training, events, and services. This unified digital platform serves as a single entry point for all users - ranging from newcomers to experts - including researchers, industry professionals, public authorities, SMEs, universities, and funding bodies. Future updates will expand the portal to include more EU-funded HPC initiatives.
The Portal aims to enhance visibility, accessibility, and engagement within Europe's HPC community. It promotes information sharing and collaboration by bringing together Success Stories, Use Cases, Training courses, Events, Codes, Best Practices, Expert support and consultancy, and Specialized HPC software.
"This portal will make Europe's HPC knowledge, services, and training more accessible than ever", said Anders Jensen, Executive Director of the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking. "It will empower users of all levels to engage with Europe’s growing supercomputing ecosystem".
Today, the latest TOP500 and Green500 rankings once again featured all operational EuroHPC supercomputers, including two new systems, DAEDALUS and Arrhenius, while JUPITER remains among the world's top five with its exascale capabilities.
A major milestone for European science and innovation is reached today, as European users can now request free access to the EuroHPC quantum computers through the newly launched EuroHPC quantum access pilot call.
Today, the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking (EuroHPC JU) inaugurated SOL, the 6th EuroHPC quantum computer and LISA, the Leonardo Improved Supercomputing Architecture partition, in Bologna, Italy.
In collaboration with NCC Montenegro, NCC Bosnia and Herzegovina, and NCC Türkiye, HPC Serbia organized the 1.5-day online training event AI in Action for SMEs on 2–3 March 2026 as part of the EuroCC4SEE initiative. All recordings from the training sessions are available.
An online, beginner-friendly course on parallelization using the Message Passing Interface (MPI) will be organized by Austrian Scientific Computing (ASC), EuroCC Austria, and High-Performance Computing Center Stuttgart (HLRS) on 9 and 10 July 2026.
Parallel programming with MPI is the domi...
A two-day online course on parallel programming will be organized by Austrian Scientific Computing (ASC), EuroCC Austria, and High-Performance Computing Center Stuttgart (HLRS) on 6 and 7 July 2026.
The focus of this course, with hands-on labs, is on shared-memory parallelization with Open...
An online course focusing on new security risks introduced by AI-powered tools and autonomous agents will be organized by LUMI AI Factory on 30 June 2026.
Modern software development increasingly relies on open-source dependencies, CI/CD (Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery) pipelines,...
A key activity of the Serbian National Competence Centre (NCC) for High-Performance Computing (HPC), HPC Serbia, is fostering collaboration between academia and industry through HPC. Dr. Marija Mitrović Dankulov from the Institute of Physics Belgrade highlights that one of the NCC's main aims is t...
As part of our mission to strengthen the adoption of high-performance computing, high-performance data analysis, and artificial intelligence across society, HPC Serbia has established several collaborations with public sector institutions in Serbia. These partnerships aim to support the development...
The startup Moveo, founded by Vladimir Jeftović, is developing simultaneously in two directions: in the field of healthcare, as well as advanced AI analytics and optimization tools. In the medical field, the company based in Serbia, develops tools for the prevention of neurological complications c...
For more than fifteen years, research institutions and scientific communities across Southeast Europe have been building strong regional cooperation in advanced digital infrastructure. According to Dr. Dušan Vudragović from Serbian National Competence Center in High-performance computing (NCC Serbia...
The HPC4SME Assessment Tool is a free, web-based platform that helps Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) determine whether and how they can benefit from High-Performance Computing (HPC). Developed by the Slovenian company Arctur in collaboration with multiple European National Competence C...
Regional cooperation is a key driver for advancing high-performance computing (HPC) and artificial intelligence across Southeast Europe. By connecting national competence centers, research institutions, and industry partners within the broader European HPC frameworks, these efforts extend beyond nat...
The EUMaster4HPC Summer School 2026 entitled "High-Performance Computing and Emerging Trends" will take place from 5 to 14 July 2026 at the Marienthal Youth Center and the University of Luxembourg in Belval, Luxembourg.
The Summer School programme will be organised around the evolution of HPC across AI-driven, quantum, data-centric, and sustainable computing paradigms. It will address the integration of AI workloads, focusing on scalability, performance-energy trade-offs, and algorithmic co-design. A dedicated session will explore quantum computing, emphasising hybrid quantum-classical approaches and the maturity of quantum technologies for scientific use. Subsequent sessions will examine data-intensive HPC, cybersecurity and system resilience as cross-cutting challenges that shape reliable and secure computational infrastructures. Industry-led site visits will provide practical insights into real-world system design and energy management. The programme will conclude with sessions on sustainable HPC, linking architectural, algorithmic, and data-driven advances to long-term scientific impact.
