Getting access
Getting compute time on LUMI
50% of the compute time on LUMI will be distributed via EuroHPC calls. The other 50% is distributed among the participating countries according to their contributions to the consortium. Belgium as the second largest participant will get 7.4% of the total compute time on LUMI for its own allocation programs.
Both the EuroHPC and Belgian national track to get access to LUMI will have different access modes, including tracks for academic research, open industrial research, commercial access or preparatory access to prepare a larger proposal or develop exascale software.
Date for the next cut-off for the Belgian track is 22 September 2023 at 23.59 h CEST.
Starting from this call, we have separate application forms for the preparatory projects and regular projects. Make sure you use the most recent version available on this website. Detailed instructions can be found in a separate document. Please submit your application to lumi-be-support [ati] enccb [dota] be.
- Download the application form for preparatory projects
- Download the application form for regular projects
- Download the detailed instructions for application
The calls in the EuroHPC program for compute time on LUMI (and other machines) are announced on https://eurohpc-ju.
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