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Stronger together

Technology is becoming more complex and specialised, the clientele more diverse and their wishes more varied: In order to better equip themselves for the future, four international High Performance…

Computer components in the endurance test

This strategy has worked: in 2020, the Leibniz Supercomputing Centre (LRZ) set up a test environment to explore the latest computer and IT technology, the "Bavarian Energy, Architecture, and Software…

LRZ Accelerates AI Innovation in Bavaria with Next-Gen AI System from Cerebras Systems and HPE

Leibniz Supercomputing Centre’s new advanced AI system will enable researchers to accelerate initiatives around machine learning, deep learning and neural networks and to process large amounts of…

Digital data in medicine

Adapt laws, establish a central structure for data storage, secure and protect sensitive information: In a position paper of the Bavarian Academy of Sciences and Humanities (BADW), an…

Setting the course for the LRZ

The LRZ remembers its first director, Prof. Dr. Gerhard Seegmüller, who died in April 2022 in Düsseldorf.

The LRZ Advisory Board: Scientists support the compute centre

The LRZ Advisory Board advises the Directorate, but is above all a lively network of contacts in all areas of research and stimulates projects.

Driving future computing hand in hand

Teams generate more and better ideas and innovations: That's why the LRZ's next supercomputer is being developed together with technology providers in an innovation partnership.

A portal for the analysis of water

Regular monitoring: The quality of drinking water is regularly checked by the waterworks, and recently artificial intelligence has been helping to evaluate the information.

Bringing Quantum Computing to Scientist’s Work

The LRZ is involved in eleven quantum projects to research the new processors, to develop software stacks and programming environments, and to integrate quantum computing into supercomputing.

"A clever thought usually has many mothers and fathers"

In his book "Die beste aller möglichen Welten" Prof Dr Michael Kempe is intensively researching the life and work of Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz. In an interview with the LRZ the historian talks about…