Comprehensive, up-to-date coverage of the work of the Cambridge Open Zettascale Lab.
Dr. Paul Calleja, Director of the Zettascale Lab and Cambridge Research Computing Services (RCS), took the stage this morning at the HPC Advisory Council Conference in Leicester to share insights on the groundbreaking AI and high-performance computing (HPC) innovations being developed at the University of Cambridge.
The Zettascale Lab's first Dawn Pioneer Projects: Show and Tell Day, held on Friday 27th September in Cambridge, was a significant milestone for the Lab.
Three new opportunities to help shape and deliver the UK's first National AI Research Service have now opened in our team.
The University of Cambridge’s Dawn team are this year’s Gold Sponsors of the annual Research Software Engineering Conference 2024.
At Dell Technology World 2024 in Las Vegas, RCS Direct Paul Calleja offered his thoughts at a mainstage ‘Trailblazers’ session on the future of AI.
Sign up for the University of Cambridge's Accelerate Programme AI Café at the West Hub in Cambridge on 20 May 2024.
COZL senior software engineer Kacper Kornet presenting at the IXPUG user group meeting at International Supercomputing Conference 2024.
Arjen Tamerus, senior research software engineer at COZL presents remotely his paper on oneAPI and CASTEP in the SYCL session at the Durham HPC/AI Days conference.
Principal Systems Engineer at COZL Bob Cregan speaks on the topic of integrating a high performance burst buffer with the slurm resource scheduler.
At this week’s Durham AI/HPC Days conference, Dawn pioneer users from the Alan Turing Institute describe their very positive experience of working with the new system and the Cambridge team!
The Durham HPC/AI Days began this week. Dawn pioneer users will speak about their positive experiences on the UK's fastest AI supercomputer. Later in the week, oneAPI Centre of Excellence trainer and COZL research software engineer Arjen Tamerus will give a talk on SYCL.
