HPC use cases
See how other organisations use ACA and European supercomputers to speed up simulations, process larger datasets and de‑risk new products.
Storage for eternity
Storing data cost-effectively and sustainably over long periods is one of the great challenges of our time. The start-up Cerabyte has developed a new technology, relying on an ancient medium: ceramic tablets. EuroCC Austria is supporting the team in bringing its system to market as a sustainable alternative to hard drives.
Full data control: Local AI tool for audio transcription
Some types of research data, such as interview recordings, are too sensitive for public clouds but still need to be processed with state‑of‑the‑art AI. By running an AI-based transcription tool on the LEO5 high-performance computing system, the University of Innsbruck achieves fast, scalable speech-to-text processing and data sovereignty.
The AI that knows when shadows arrive
Renewable energy is only as good as the conditions it operates under, and operators of photovoltaic systems want to ensure their installations are located where renewable energy can be generated most efficiently. Knowing where and when shadows will occur makes planning much easier. With CloudShadingAI, such a planning tool is now available.
AI reshapes TU Wien's research matrix
Research requires careful planning, and TU Wien is taking this to the next level. By the end of 2026, the university will adopt a data-driven research strategy, with AI consultant Thomas Haschka and his team using knowledge graphs and LLMs to analyse past research output and inform future strategic decisions.
HPC use cases
See how other organisations use ACA and European supercomputers to speed up simulations, process larger datasets and de‑risk new products.
Storage for eternity
Storing data cost-effectively and sustainably over long periods is one of the great challenges of our time. The start-up Cerabyte has developed a new technology, relying on an ancient medium: ceramic tablets. EuroCC Austria is supporting the team in bringing its system to market as a sustainable alternative to hard drives.
Full data control: Local AI tool for audio transcription
Some types of research data, such as interview recordings, are too sensitive for public clouds but still need to be processed with state‑of‑the‑art AI. By running an AI-based transcription tool on the LEO5 high-performance computing system, the University of Innsbruck achieves fast, scalable speech-to-text processing and data sovereignty.