About our partners
The success of HPC SPECTRA is made possible through the collaboration of leading institutions and organisations across Europe, each bringing unique expertise in high-performance computing, training, and scientific innovation. Together, our partners form a strong, interdisciplinary network committed to advancing HPC education, building inclusive training infrastructures, and strengthening Europe’s leadership in computational research. Below, we proudly introduce the partners who are driving this mission forward.
The Irish Centre for High-End Computing (ICHEC) leads the HPC SPECTRA project and is hosted by the National University of Ireland, Galway (NUI Galway).
The Barcelona Supercomputing Center is primarily responsible for developing the training platform for the HPC SPECTRA project.
The DKF (Digital Government Development and Project Management Ltd) is the leader of deployment of the training platform.
The University of Luxembourg is coordinating the EUMaster4HPC project, the first pan-European Master for High-Performance Computing.
The GWDG (the university computing centre for Göttingen University and a computing and IT competence centre for the Max Planck Society) is primarily responsible for the communication and dissemination, local organisation of work packages, and advising on system requirements and course structuring for the training portal.
The HLRS (High Performance Computing Center Stuttgart) is co-leading the training platform development in the package of dissemination and outreach.