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The SupercomputingAsia Conference recognised key high performance computing (HPC) pioneer-leaders with its annual SCA23 Awards. The international Data Mover Challenge 2023 (DMC23) was also launched at the conference. Find out more in the
Media Release.

The continuation of the High-Performance Computing (HPC) School in 2023 to be held in Jakarta, Indonesia was announced during the EU-ASEAN-Japan Symposium at the Supercomputing Asia Conference (SCA) 2023. The school will be held in-person and will welcome back international luminaries to teach the fundamentals of HPC and its applications to critical domains to students from all ASEAN Member States. For the first time, the school director will be an ASEAN scientist. Find out more in the Media Release.

NSCC, Republic Polytechnic, Singapore Polytechnic, Institute of Technical Education, Singapore Institute of Technology, AI Singapore and the Institution of Engineers, Singapore, sign MOUs to explore new training methods, courses and curricula which will leverage the power of a supercomputer. Singapore’s newest national supercomputer, the ASPIRE 2A, is also now ready to support this initiative as well as meet the advanced research needs of Singapore’s scientific community across a wide array of fields. Find out more in the Media Release.

The HPC-AI Advisory Council, National Supercomputing Centre (NSCC) Singapore and National Computational Infrastructure (NCI) Australia, today announced the results of the fifth iteration of the regional APAC HPC-AI student competition. The jointly organized 2022 APAC HPC-AI Competition included tasks and challenges focusing on three of the hottest research topics and mission critical issues that leverage the power of HPC and AI technologies to develop more in-depth understanding of the tasks and find solutions to help improve the issues of human health as well as the sustainability of our planet’s resources and environment. Find out more in the Media Release.