German Hamburg Supercomputer ExpoISC High Performance

The German Hamburg Supercomputer Expo (ISC High Performance) was founded in 1986 and is the oldest and most important forum in Europe for HPC and related fields. It showcases the latest developments in HPC, covering system design, applications, programming models, machine learning, quantum computing, and other emerging technologies, and discusses how the boundaries of traditional HPC are being expanded through emerging technologies and applications.

As the world's first computer exhibition! The German Hamburg Supercomputer Expo (ISC High Performance) aims to showcase the latest supercomputers and high-performance computing technologies as well as related software and applications. It attracts professionals and audiences from around the world in the field of supercomputers and high-performance computing every year. (The content of this article belongs exclusively to Juzhan Network. Unauthorized forwarding is prohibited.)

One of the expanded theme areas this year is machine learning, a set of technologies adopted by high-performance computing users to advance scientific research and commercial applications in new ways, and used by high-performance computing suppliers to expand into other markets. The German Hamburg Supercomputer Expo (ISC High Performance) will also host several high-level technical seminars and forums, inviting industry experts and scholars to share their latest research results and technology development trends, discussing the cutting-edge issues in the field of supercomputing and high-performance computing.

ISC High Performance connects the public and industry users as well as technology developers. The German Hamburg Supercomputer Expo (ISC High Performance) is one of the major events in the global supercomputing and high-performance computing field, attracting leading companies and research institutions in the industry to exhibit and speak, promoting technological innovation and application development in the field of supercomputing and high-performance computing.