Project Details
Description
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CRESTA, Collaborative Research into Exascale Systemware, Tools and Applications, brings together four European supercomputing centers with one major equipment vendor, two leading programming tools providers and six application and problem owners to explore how the exaflop challenge can be met. The project has two foci: one on enabling a key set of co-design applications for exascale, and the other on building and exploring appropriate systemware for exascale platforms. The six co-design vehicles represent an exceptional group of applications used by European academia and industry to solve critical grand challenge issues, including: biomolecular systems, fusion energy, the virtual physiological human, numerical weather prediction and engineering.
CRESTA, Collaborative Research into Exascale Systemware, Tools and Applications, brings together four European supercomputing centers with one major equipment vendor, two leading programming tools providers and six application and problem owners to explore how the exaflop challenge can be met. The project has two foci: one on enabling a key set of co-design applications for exascale, and the other on building and exploring appropriate systemware for exascale platforms. The six co-design vehicles represent an exceptional group of applications used by European academia and industry to solve critical grand challenge issues, including: biomolecular systems, fusion energy, the virtual physiological human, numerical weather prediction and engineering.
Layman's description
A project to study the requirements and possibilities of achieving supercomputers capable of a billion billion calculations per second.
| Acronym | CRESTA |
|---|---|
| Status | Finished |
| Effective start/end date | 01/10/11 → 30/09/14 |
Collaborative partners
- Åbo Akademi University
- Allinea Software (United Kingdom) (Project partner)
- Cray (United Kingdom) (Project partner)
- German Aerospace Center (Project partner)
- École Centrale Paris (Project partner)
- Royal Institute of Technology (Project partner)
- European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (Project partner)
- University of Jyväskylä (Project partner)
- University of Stuttgart (Project partner)
- CSC - IT Center for Science (Finland) (Project partner)
- University College London (Project partner)
- University of Edinburgh (lead)