Find out about increasing competitiveness at Business Breakfast for SMEs
During the Business Breakfast on June 27, participants will find out how the use of HPC resources could increase the competitiveness of companies on the local and international market, how to reduce costs and increase efficiency, what opportunities a supercomputer offers in general, and how to practically start working on it. In addition, participants will hear how supercomputers or High-Performance Computing (HPC) improves work efficiency and reduces the resources used and how Latvian and European entrepreneurs already use HPC.
The breakfast, which will be a part of the “Open HPC Week”, will take place on June 27 from 10:00 to 12:00. After the event, participants will also have the opportunity to visit the Data Center to see what the largest HPC infrastructure in Latvia for academia looks like.
The event will take place at RTU Science and Innovation Centre’s room, “The Moon” (Kipsalas Street 6A, 1st floor). Participation – free of charge with registration beforehand.
This is the third year that “Open HPC Week” is held in Latvia at the end of June. It is implemented with EuroHPC within the framework of the project “National Competence Centers EuroHPC” (EuroCC 2). The event is organized by the HPC competence center “SuperS” in cooperation with the Riga Technical University’s (RTU) HPC center and the Institute of Numerical Modeling of the University of Latvia (LU).
During the “Open HPC Week” there will be several informative events taking place:
- On June 21 – informative seminar for EDIHs (European Digital Innovation Hubs in Latvia: IT cluster and Latvian Digital Accelerator);
- On June 27 – Business Breakfast for SMEs;
- On June 27 – informative afternoon for public administration and governmental representatives;
- On June 28 – participation at the World Congress of Latvian Scientists along with the RTU HPC Center, with demonstrations of HPC examples of solutions.
Agenda
Papildu informācijai: info@eurocc-latvia.lv vai kintija.bulava@rtu.lv
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