Read about one of our latest success stories here and watch the following videos about use cases carried out by Danish HPC facilities.
Revideret
12 dec 2024
Use cases
Use cases
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Jakob Boserup
07 jan 2025
Assessing trends in the Danish Labour Market with DeiC Interactive HPC
By combining large language models with the computational power of DeiC Interactive HPC, Master student Rentian Zhu analysed 3 million job postings, to reveal patterns in the skills Danish employers seek and how these skills relate to firm performance.
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DeiC
11 dec 2024
"Weather” or not to use GPUs – improving weather forecasts with AI-dedicated HPC
Through a successful collaboration with EuroCC Denmark, DMI researchers gained access to high-performance GPUs, enabling them to accelerate the training of their weather models.
Kaltura
10 okt 2024
Rambøll optimizes fire-safety simulations with LUMI-supercomputer
In this video Frederik Paulin Larsen explains, how Rambøll’s fire-safety department is using the LUMI-supercomputer to drastically reduce simulation and analysis processes bringing weeks down to days.
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Foto: interactivehpc.dk
04 jan 2024
HPC drevne beregningsmodeller simulerer forhistorisk adfærd
Ved hjælp af DeiC interactive HPC anvender arkæolog Iza Romanowska såkaldt agentbaserede modeller (ABM) til at simulere og analysere adfærd og interaktioner i fortidens samfund.
Kaltura
04 jan 2024
Sådan analyserer du 919 millioner SoMe-indlæg
Ved hjælp af HPC-ressourcer undersøger forsker Jakob Bæk Kristensen og hans gruppe, hvordan alternative nyheder deles og spredes på sociale medier i europæiske lande.
Kaltura
03 jan 2024
DeiC Interactive styrker undervisning i digitale metoder
Historiker Adela Subotkova underviser historiestuderende ved Aarhus Universitet i digitale metoder. For hende er DeiC Interactive blevet et essentielt værktøj, som har lettet og forbedret undervisningen markant.
About EuroCC2
This project has received funding from the European High-Performance Computing Joint Undertaking (JU) under grant agreement No 951732. The JU receives support from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme and Germany, Bulgaria, Austria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Lithuania, Latvia, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom, France, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Slovakia, Norway, Switzerland, Turkey, Republic of North Macedonia, Iceland, Montenegro.
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