DeIC (Denmark)

Three research networks are working together to provide the lifeline of a new meteorology supercomputer running on renewable energy. Through a 10 Gbps redundant fiberoptic cable running 2250 km across the North Atlantic, the Danish Meteorology Institute in Copenhagen connects to its new supercomputer located on Iceland.

Danish archaeologists team up with experts in high performance computing to enable fast and intensive 3D recording for field archaeology.