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High Performance Computing Vouchers 2025

By uk-times.com28 February 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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Gain access to £5,000 vouchers for the Hartree Centre’s powerful high-performance computing (HPC) platforms

UK businesses can now apply for £5,000 HPC Innovation Vouchers to access the Hartree Centre’s Scafell Pike supercomputer – the UK’s largest dedicated industry supercomputing facility.

These vouchers, funded by the Science and Technology Facilities Council, will support businesses in using advanced computing resources to improve artificial intelligence (AI), simulation, and data processing.

Who can apply?

The scheme is open to businesses that

  • have previous experience with high-performance computing
  • work in sectors such as construction, transport, agriculture, or creative industries
  • require supercomputing power for complex projects

Successful applicants will gain

  • £5,000 worth of computing time on the Scafell Pike supercomputer
  • training to maximise the use of HPC resources
  • the ability to benchmark performance and improve efficiency

The deadline for applications is 30 April 2025.

For more information and to apply, visit the Innovate UK Business Connect website.

First published 28 February 2024

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