Description
Modern scientific organisations require a robust, scalable, and flexible environment that supports high-performance computing, large-scale data management, and collaborative research environments. These requirements often include specialised hardware, software, and infrastructure to handle large-scale data analysis, high-performance computing (HPC), and collaborative research efforts.
Addressing these requirements involves a combination of cutting-edge hardware, specialised software, efficient data management practices, and a strong emphasis on security, compliance, and ethical considerations. By fulfilling these needs, scientific organisations can advance their research capabilities and drive innovation in their respective fields.
This session will zoom in the technical computing and data continuum requirements of modern scientific communities and Research Infrastructures (RIs) and discuss how modern infrastructures can pave the way towards new data-intensive scientific collaborations.
A panel discussion will follow.
