High Performance Computing Center, Stuttgart, Research computing facility in Stuttgart, Germany
The High Performance Computing Center Stuttgart is a research facility with state-of-the-art supercomputers for scientific and industrial applications. The complex spreads across multiple buildings and supports complex calculations in engineering, materials science, and industry.
The center was founded in 1995 and later joined the Gauss Center for Supercomputing, a partnership with facilities in Munich and Jülich. This collaboration aimed to strengthen computer research in Germany and bring it to international standards.
The center works closely with Stuttgart's industry, particularly with automakers, and shapes the region's innovation culture through advanced computing solutions. This connection between science and business runs through the city's daily life.
Visitors can check an events calendar to plan tours or information sessions. The center is close to public transport and parking is available on the grounds.
The center features a three-story visualization center where researchers observe complex calculation results on three-dimensional displays. This immersive technology makes it possible to understand data that would otherwise be too complex to display.
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