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Case Study: University of East Anglia's New HPC System Open For Use
Fujitsu & IBM HPC system hosts around 800 applications and 500 users, with an aim to attract 'non-traditional' supercomputer investigations.
Case Study: University of Exeter Increases Efficiencies with Expenses Cloud Technology
The main problem with a paper based expenses system was that you never knew where a claim might be." Hear how this Russell Group top Uni decided to change all that.
London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine Improves Analytics
The introduction of the new platform, from end-user analytics specialist Nexthink, is being framed as part of the School’s ongoing aim to deliver an exceptional quality of IT to all its staff and students.
More Businesses Seeking Cyber Security Expertise
It seems a growing number of businesses are seeking cyber security expertise as jobs in the area now make up 14% of all new UK-based IT roles.
Opinion: Is 'Super' The Right Destination For The IT Career Builder?
Durham University's Dr Lydia Heck shares her perspective.
Supercomputers Powering World's Largest Microbial Science Source
Cloud Infrastructure for Microbial Bioinformatics (CLIMB) project, a collaboration between the University of Birmingham, the University of Warwick, Cardiff University, and Swansea University, will create a free-to-use, world leading cyber infrastructure specifically designed for microbial bioinformatics research.
The Five Key Questions We Asked OCF's Julian Fielden
What happened to all that talk of creating new industries out of all our public data? The MD of a supercomputer firm says, It's happening - slowly.
UCL Acquires 181 Teraflop Computing Resource
Large scale parallel computing returns to the University, with a respectful nod to female programming pioneer Grace Hopper.
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