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Integration of 2 applications for super-efficient quantum computations and new opportunities for quantum algorithm simulations are significant contributions to the Danish quantum computing landscape.

DeiC is looking for 2 professionals in Quantum computing/HPC simulations of Quantum Computing infrastructures.

Broad Danish involvement collaborates to establish a quantum network between Lyngby, Copenhagen, and Odense over the next 2.5 years.

Easier access to LUMI through your browser marks the beginning of a user-driven development where more and more apps will enhance both utilization and user experience.

If you are a researcher or Ph.D. student at a Danish university, you can now apply for access to compute time on the national HPC facilities, including the Danish part of EuroHPC LUMI. The call is open to all research areas.

Quantum call - DeiC now offers universities the opportunity to apply for fully funded PhD and Postdoc positions in the field of quantum algorithms and quantum software.

HPC infrastructure and expertise from the university sector are to be leveraged among Danish companies. That is the purpose of the EuroCC2 project, which on January 30th invited local companies to the inspiration seminar "Unleash AI".

The appointment of DeiC board member Brian Vinter from AU and DeiC HPC Manager Eske Christiansen in central positions strengthens DeiC's role in the EuroHPC LUMI consortium.

By using HPC resources researcher Jakob Bæk Kristensen and his group investigates how alternative news are shared and spread on social media across Europe.

Historian Adela Subotkova teaches history students at the University of Aarhus in digital methods. For her, DeiC Interactive has become an essential tool that has significantly facilitated and improved teaching.