ZIB-HZB Berlin-Adlershof
Albert-Einstein-Straße 15, Berlin, 12489, DE
Zuse Institute Berlin computes for German science from Takustraße 7 in 14195 Berlin, on the Freie Universität campus in Dahlem. Its IT and data services department runs compute and virtualisation clusters, high-performance computing systems, storage and an archive of up to 200 PB. ZIB is the Berlin half of the national HPC federation that has run as a distributed supercomputer since autumn 2013, with its partner centre now in Göttingen. A research body of the State of Berlin, it runs the machines for science rather than for commercial customers.
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What does Zuse Institute Berlin run at Takustraße 7?
Compute and virtualisation clusters, high-performance computing systems, storage and a data archive of up to 200 PB, operated by the institute's IT and data services department.
Which national programme does ZIB belong to?
The HLRN/NHR federation. ZIB has been the Berlin site of a geographically distributed national supercomputer since autumn 2013, and NHR@ZIB is described as a permanent component of Germany's national HPC infrastructure; the partner centre is in Göttingen.
How does ZIB relate to Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin?
They are two separate institutions. ZIB is a research institute of the State of Berlin working on applied mathematics and data-intensive computing; Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin is a Helmholtz Association centre.