Netherlands National Computing Facilities foundation
NCF ends its activities in 2012
As of 1 January 2012, NCF will transfer its activities to SURF, eScience Center and NWO Physical Sciences. The organisation NCF will come to an end in 2012.
Please return to this website soon for more information!
As of 1 January 2012, NCF will transfer its activities to SURF, eScience Center and NWO Physical Sciences. The organisation NCF will come to an end in 2012.
Please return to this website soon for more information!
- International Super Computing (SC11) conference on 12-18 november 2011 in Seattle, USA
- New launched project EUDAT – Towards a pan-European Collaborative Data Infrastructure
- Closing date for submittal Wim Nieuwpoort Award has been extended to 20 October 2011
- Presentations and demonstrations during HPC Cloud Day on October 4th, 2011 in Amsterdam
- The final draft of the HPCWorld handbook of best practices for the allocation of HPC resources is available at: http://www.hpcworld.eu.
On the NCF website you will also find additional information on:
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supercomputers (a.o. massively parallell computers)
Netherlands' policy on supercomputing for technical and scientific research
access to and use of supercomputers
international and technological developments
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Dutch researchers should have enough opportunities to use the most advanced computing facilities for the research. The goal of NCF is to make that demand a reality.
Below you will find some of the initiatives of previous years, and some keyresults:
Previous initiatives
- Dutch National Supercomputer in 2007
- read more about previous NCF activities...
Most of the information on this site is available in Dutch only. However, the most important information should be available in English also. If you find you get stuck in the website please let us know. NCF values your opion and remarks of this site : reactions and comments on how to improve are welcomed.
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