Bulgarian scientists join SEE-GRID
SEE-GRID allows scientists in south-east Europe to share processing capabilities

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Bulgarian scientists join SEE-GRID

03 Jun, 2010

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Following the news of a Europe-wide grid connecting scientists in the UK with their counterparts in research facilities and educational institutions across the continent, the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences has outlined its own commitment to a similar project in south-east Europe.

SEE-GRID is a clustered means of accessing computing capabilities distributed over a wide geographical area for scientists in the region, to ensure that applications with a need for high processing power are able to access that processing ability.

The academy's own commitment to the initiative includes developing a portal to allow the usage of the attached resources to be accounted for, with new usage statistics uploaded automatically on a daily basis from all of the terminals or data centres on the network.

In all, 30 clusters are attached to SEE-GRID, accounting for 100 terabytes of storage capacity and some 3,000 central processing units which can be accessed and controlled via the portal.

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