EPCC

Enabling national-scale genomics research for public health initiatives in Scotland

EPCC, the supercomputing center at the University of Edinburgh, is dedicated to accelerating the effective use of novel computing throughout industry, academic, and commerce. They are leveraging a Cerebras CS-1 system to enable testing of many more of their ideas, using natural language processing (NLP) and deep learning. They aim to both transform the region into the “Data Capital of Europe” and enable genomics research to improve public health.

Testimonial

"This [Cerebras] installation will enable massive breakthroughs in our vision for data science and greatly accelerate our research across genomics and public health, including time-sensitive and pressing issues such as leveraging AI across large models to advance COVID-19 therapeutic research."

Professor Mark Parsons

Director @ EPCC

EPCC and Cerebras

TensorFlow as a DSL for stencil-based computation on the Cerebras Wafer Scale Engine

Simon McIntosh-Smith discusses the role of the ExCALIBUR project and Cerebras CS system in ensuring that UK research is at the forefront of HPC.

Data scientists and AI researchers gathered at the EPCC to learn more about The Edinburgh International Data Facility and the Cerebras Systems EPCC partnership.

EPCC Bets on Cerebras CS-1 to Boost AI Capabilities in Edinburgh International Data Facility Buildout

EPCC - Cerebras Systems Webinar: Large-Scale AI for data-driven Innovation