The CERN Quantum Technology Initiative will explore the potential of devices harnessing perplexing quantum phenomena such as entanglement to enrich and expand its challenging research programme

In September 1995, a paper entitled “The PC as Physics Computer for LHC?” paved the way to a new era in high-energy physics computing

The next generation of high-performance computers holds significant promise for both particle physics and astronomy but key challenges remain to be addressed

From 2021, the first stage of LHCb’s high-level trigger will be run using GPUs. Investigations into its feasibility were supported by CERN openlab

Donation of servers to Fayoum University in Egypt marks the sixteenth donation of CERN computing equipment

CERN and LHC computing sites are supporting the Folding@home volunteer-computing initiative

Zenodo and OpenAIRE are contributing to the European Commission call for action with what they do best – preserving and sharing all COVID-19-related datasets, software, preprints and other research objects

Three Linux distributions for servers and desktops are officially supported at CERN via the Service Desk. A newly created CERN Linux community forum is available for all other distributions and for Linux laptops

Vivek Nallur, assistant professor at University College Dublin, discussed aspects such as implicit bias during his talk at CERN