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Held in St. Louis from 16-21 November 2025, SC25 brought together thousands of participants from across the international high performance computing (HPC) ecosystem, providing a valuable platform for organisations, researchers, and industry leaders to exchange insights and explore emerging directions in supercomputing.
NSCC Singapore represented the nation’s HPC community at SC25, taking the opportunity to connect with partners, collaborators, and peers from around the world.
For this year’s exhibition, the team refreshed the booth concept and introduced a distinctive Singapore touch through a kopitiam-inspired design featuring Peranakan tile motifs, local Nanyang coffee, and iconic local snacks.
Throughout the three-day exhibition, conference delegates visited the booth to learn more about Singapore’s HPC journey, national infrastructure, and upcoming national strategic developments. There was also interest in the ‘HPC in the tropics’ journey with international delegates, overseas Singaporeans, and students from around the world enquiring about job opportunities with NSCC Singapore.
The team also conducted scheduled demonstrations of two key in-house initiatives. The HPC Pulse Insights Dashboard shows performance, utilisation, and efficiency at the job execution and completion stages, helping NSCC Singapore’s Frontier team to identify projects for deeper engagement. The Job Classification Project identifies applications and workload types at the job submission stage. This enables application-specific analysis, improves visibility of usage patterns, and informs future procurement decisions.
18th Alliance of Supercomputing Centres (ASC) Meeting
The 18th ASC Meeting was held at SC25 and co-chaired by NSCC Singapore and the San Diego Supercomputer Center (SDSC). The meeting brought together leaders from international HPC centres to discuss how AI is shaping national HPC strategies and to reinforce the importance of global cooperation.
NSCC Singapore also held a networking reception that brought together partners, collaborators, and new contacts from the global HPC community. It was truly a memorable evening, where like-minded peers from our local and international HPC communities connected over great food and meaningful conversations.
Support for the Singapore Student Teams
A highlight of the event was the participation of the Singapore student teams from the National University of Singapore (NUS) and Nanyang Technological University (NTU) who took part in the SC25 Student Cluster Competition, supported by NSCC Singapore. This was the first time ever that 2 Singapore teams competed against international student teams in demonstrating their ability to apply technical knowledge and work together to tackle challenging tasks within a tight competition timeframe. Their participation reflects Singapore’s ongoing commitment to nurturing HPC talent, giving students valuable exposure to learn alongside international peers and gain confidence in their abilities.
SCA/HPCAsia2026 in Osaka, Japan. Registration is now open, and early-bird pricing is available. Don’t miss the early bird pricing.
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