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LRZ to expand its flagship supercomputing system to integrate HPC and AI

The Leibniz Supercomputing Centre of the BAdW is planning an expansion for SuperMUC-NG with partners Intel and Lenovo.

Quantum Computing at LRZ

Luigi Iapichino and Stefan Huber from the quantum computing team at the LRZ talk about the plans for the Quantum Integration Centre (QIC), which recently opened.

Person to Watch: Mohamad Hayek

Computer scientist and engineer Mohamad Hayek works at the Leibniz Supercomputing Centre (LRZ) on the transfer and storage of big data - for the LEXIS project he's involved in the development of a…

Person to watch: Sophia Grundner-Culemann

Computer scientist and mathematician Sophia Grunder-Culemann conducts research on the security of cryptographic systems at Ludwig Maximilian University in Munich - her findings serve data protection…

LRZ opens Quantum Integration Centre

Bavarian Minister President Markus Söder and Bavarian Minister of Science and the Arts, Bernd Sibler open the LRZ QIC, a hub for IT technologies of the future.

IT-Security and Visualization

Tanja Hanauer, employee at IT Infrastructure Servers and Services (ITS) at the LRZ, talks about her doctorate at the LRZ and the University of the Federal Armed Forces.

New types of processors in stresstests

Computer science students from Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität (LMU) and the Technical University of Munich (TUM) can get an idea of the BEAST (Bavarian Energy, Architecture and Software Testbed) test…

Person to watch: Bengisu Elis

Bengisu Elis is researching for the future of supercomputing at the Technical University of Munich.

"Computing time should be used for impactful science"

Prof Dr Peter Bastian from the Ruprecht Karls University in Heidelberg was elected Chairman of the Steering Committee at the LRZ. We spoke to him about his new role.

Getting better together

The IT Service Centre (ITS) of the University of Bayreuth and the LRZ evaluate each other's IT security and service quality.