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National Supercomputing Centre (NSCC) Singapore / Singapore / SG
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352 chips · NVIDIA A100 · 111 H100e · 0 MW, estimated · since 2022-11
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256 chips · NVIDIA A100 · 81 H100e · 0 MW, estimated · since 2022-06
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April was a bustling month at our Data Centre located at National University of Singapore (NUS) Innovation 4.0 building
NSCC Singapore had the pleasure of hosting a delegation from the Finnish Business Council Singapore (FBC) at our Data Centre located at Innovation 4.0 building in National University of Singapore.
The visit offered an exclusive, behind-the-scenes tour of ASPIRE 2A/2A+, Singapore’s national supercomputers
visited NSCC Singapore’s i4.0 Data Centre for an in-depth look at the nation’s high performance computing (HPC) capabilities
ASPIRE 2A, Singapore’s newest national supercomputer, began operations and was made available to the Singapore research community on 1 July 2023.
