Advanced Computing Center

A new infrastructure that provides a distributed computing cluster with more than 700 cores and more than 10,000 CUDA cores, with a total distributed computing power of 4 Teraflops.

LORCA (our Advanced Computing Center), opened in 2022 and which has not stopped growing since then, consists mainly of:

A distributed computing cluster with more than 700 cores and more than 1 Terabyte of RAM.
An infrastructure that allows, mainly students of the Degree in Computer Engineering and Mathematical Engineering applied to data analysis and postgraduate courses in Artificial Intelligence, Big Data or Aeronautical Engineering, among others, to use its high capacities to store and process large volumes of data, as well as apply Artificial Intelligence techniques or simulation very expensive in terms of processing.
A group of machines that allow students to learn, configure, administrate, and manage supercomputing-based services, using a set of equipment and services that, in addition. include a relational and non-relational database server, a virtual private server of servers, a Web server, and several advanced simulation computers.