The University of Granada (UGR) in Spain is set to boost its high-performance computing capacity by adding a second supercomputer.
The system is being funded through a €3.5 million ($3.99m) grant from the European Eunomia project.
It will be installed alongside the €5 million ($5.7m) supercomputer that the Regional Government of Andalusia plans to acquire to serve the Andalusian research system, consolidating Granada’s position as one of the leading AI infrastructure hubs in southern Europe.
Both systems will be housed at the Center for IT Services and Communication Networks (CSIRC) on the Health Sciences Campus, where the university will adapt the facilities to accommodate the new infrastructure, including the power supply, cooling systems, and the technical space necessary for its operation. These measures will be funded from the budget allocated for the two systems.
– Universidad de Granada
