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The HiDALGO2 project is proud to announce its EU Clustering Event, taking place on 4 November 2025 at the High-Performance Computing Center Stuttgart (HLRS). The primary focus of the event, titled “HPC and Big Data Technologies Addressing Global Challenges”, will centre on innovative research regarding the application of high-performance computing to address pressing societal demands.

Together with NVIDIA and OpenACC organization, NCCs Austria, Germany, and Poland are hosting an AI Hackathon for teams of at least 3 team members based in EU and/or EuroCC countries who are looking to take their AI projects to the next level. Teams are expected to bring their own AI project with a permissive-style open source license

This webinar explores how advanced artificial intelligence and multi-agent simulations are being used to model the emergence and evolution of social movements, belief systems, and societal resilience.Prof. Dr. LeRon Shults will provide a high-level overview of how cultural cybernetics and cognitive science inform the modeling of group identities, religiosity, and

10 July 2025, 09:00–14:00 CEST, online The event is part of a series of bootcamps organized by NVIDIA and OpenACC together with a group of NCCs (Austria, Czechia, Germany, Montenegro, Poland, Slovenia, and Sweden) Learn how to profile AI software on NVIDIA GPUs in multi-GPU and multi-node settings.   The Profiling AI Software Bootcamp

The Call for Business Experiments using HPC/AI services is dedicated to: SMEs and Startups from Europe and Horizon Europe Programme eligible countries, that have had no prior use of, or experience with, HPC services. The consortium consists of an SME and 1-3 supporting partners (either SMEs or public/research institutions). NCC

“Quantum Computing Simulators”, from 13:00-15:00 h. The training is intended for HPC users. Quantum simulators are specialized devices or algorithms that use the quantum principles of mechanics to model complex quantum systems that cannot be effectively simulated by classical computers. They are based on the use of quantum bits (qubits),