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Advanced Research Computing extending the Hawk network fabric

24 August 2020

Advanced Research Computing continues the expansion of the “Hawk” supercomputing system at Cardiff University

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Nature’s oldest light gives new insight into the age of the universe

15 July 2020

New observations of the afterglow of the Big Bang place the universe at 13.8 billion years old

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Rapid expansion of the Hawk supercomputer delivered within two years

18 June 2020

The Hawk High-Performance Computing (HPC) cluster, successor to both the Raven and HPC Wales services, has experienced expansion by a factor of ca. 2.5 within 2 years.

Advanced Research Computing in collaboration with StackHPC

Advanced research computing in collaboration with StackHPC

19 May 2020

Advanced Research Computing at Cardiff (ARCCA) is to enhance existing High Performance Data Analytics (HPDA) platform, "Sparrow" in collaboration with StackHPC

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Advanced Research Computing supporting COVID-19 research activities

20 April 2020

Advanced Research Computing (ARCCA) is supporting the research community to accurately track the evolution of the COVID-19 outbreaks.

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Hawk supports HateLab research

31 March 2020

HateLab uses data science methods, including ethical forms of AI, to measure and counter the problem of hate both online and offline.

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Cardiff scientists to help track UK spread of coronavirus

23 March 2020

£20m project to create UK-wide network of sequencing centres to map and halt spread

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Largest arm supercomputer

26 February 2020

Multi-million-pound funding will double size of GW4 supercomputer

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Upgrade for "Hawk" supercomputer

28 January 2020

Major upgrade for Cardiff University's supercomputer

AMs visiting Supercomputing Wales

AMs visit Supercomputing Wales

6 December 2019

National Assembly for Wales representatives given tour of state-of-the-art computing facilities at Cardiff University