Podcast about EoCoe for New Supercomputing in Europe
Edoardo Di Napoli
Jülich Supercomputing Centre (JSC)
EoCoE Centre of Excellence
HPC for Energy
In this episode we listen to Edoardo Di Napoli from the Jülich Supercomputing Centre (JSC) and EoCoE Centre of Excellence: HPC for energy.
EoCoE is a Centre of Excellence in computing applications. It is designed to enhance numerical simulation efficiency for energy transition challenges. It focusses its application scope towards low carbon energy domains.
Apostolos Vasileiadis
EoCoe-III main results prsented at the 23rd ACM International Conference on Computing Frontiers
May 19-21, 2026 – Catania, Sicily, Italy
EoCoE-III is featured at the conference with a presentation and a proceedings paper showcasing the five lighthouse applications developed throughout the project.
The contribution highlights key achievements in performance, portability, and productivity.
Moreover, the development of enabling tools and libraries, alongside the project’s broader efforts to maximise scientific, technological, and societal impact are presented.
Reference:
Elisabetta Boella, E4
www.computingfrontiers.org
EoCoE is a European Horizon 2020 funded project of Centre of Excellence in computing applications. It is designed to enhance numerical simulation efficiency in the international context of the High Performance Computing (HPC) challenges. It focusses its application scope towards low carbon energy domains.
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