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SUMMARY:Panel 1: Service-Oriented HPC and Data Infrastructures for Science
  in Germany
DESCRIPTION:Dirk Pleiter (Forschungszentrum Juelich)\n\nAddressing grand c
 hallenges in sciences requires HPC and data infrastructures that facilitat
 e collaboration and data sharing in combination with the capability to sto
 re vast amounts of data as well as to access and process them with high pe
 rformance. In this talk we report on efforts of several European supercomp
 uting centres towards Fenix, a federated high-performance compute and data
  infrastructure. This is currently being implemented by the ICEI project a
 s part of the Human Brain Project. As such, the brain research community i
 s the main driver for designing this infrastructure. It targets, however, 
 also other science communities like materials science.\n\nTag: Government 
 Strategies, Programs, and Funding, HPC Center Planning and Operations, Pos
 t-K computer, Professional Development\n\nRegistration Category: Workshop 
 Reg Pass\n\nSession Chairs: Taisuke Boku (University of Tsukuba, Advanced 
 HPC‑AI Research and Development Support Center (HAIRDESC)) and David Kahan
 er (Asian Technology Information Program)\n\n
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