Finnish companies using CSC’s high-performance computing services report strong returns, with HPC supporting AI, simulations and data-driven innovation.
SURF, the Netherlands’ NREN, supported researchers using AI, augmented reality and the Snellius supercomputer to pinpoint epilepsy during brain surgery.
ASREN launched Tibr, with RedCLARA and GÉANT support, connecting regions to share research data on climate, sustainability, and more.
Finland preserves its cinematic heritage with 3.4 petabytes of storage, with NREN CSC ensuring long-term access, data integrity, and preservation.
Researchers at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam are using ultra-precise timing delivered over the SURF network to study molecular vibrations and explore a more resilient alternative to GPS timing systems.
At University of Bayreuth, students are using game design to explore storytelling, systems thinking and interactive learning, supported by the German research network DFN-Verein.
Denmark launches secure API linking Statistics Denmark data with HPC via DeiC, Denmark’s NREN, enabling secure processing of sensitive research data.
The NOCOS DT project delivers daily sea ice risk forecasts for Arctic shipping, combining Copernicus data and modelling to support safer navigation and operations.
Finland’s NREN CSC has developed a carbon footprint model for digital services, showing hardware manufacturing dominates emissions and guiding more sustainable data storage.
Using DeiC’s Interactive HPC, researchers analysed millions of patents to show how even small mismatches in scope and description can hinder innovation.
The Opin.fi service brings open studies from Finnish universities and universities of applied sciences into one searchable national platform for learners.
The EU-backed SUBMERSE project is testing how existing fiber-optic cables can act as distributed environmental sensors, with support from European NRENs.
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