ASHPC22 continued the tradition of the annual Austrian HPC Meetings (held 2015 – 2020) and the first Austrian-Slovenian HPC Meeting held 2021: Bringing together scientists and technicians with a background and interest in supercomputing.

The meeting focused on recent developments in high-performance computing (HPC) and its successful applications. The program featured insights into various research domains from soft matter theory to meteorology and geophysics, presentation of new supercomputers (VSC-5, Vega, Perlmutter), discussion of needs of HPC users and industry relations. The stage also belonged to European-wide initiatives like EuroHPC and EuroCC that support the uptake and sustainable development of HPC on the world-class level. More than 100 participants from eleven countries attended the meeting this year, making it an exceptional opportunity to explore and exchange ideas from manifold perspectives. 

Financial support for ASHPC22 was provided by EuroCC Austria and by the Slovenia National HPC Competence Centre.

The event was organized by EuroCC Austria - National Competence Centre for Supercomputing, Big Data and Artificial Intelligence, Austria and  EuroCC Slovenia in cooperation with the Vienna Scientific Cluster (VSC), Austria; the Research Area Scientific Computing in Innsbruck, Austria; the  Institute of Information Science in Maribor (IZUM), Slovenia and the Slovenian consortium for high performance computing (SLING).

Thank you for joining us at Grundlsee and contributing to ASHPC22!

• Mariella Wittich (OC chair),
  EuroCC Austria – National Competence Centre for Supercomputing, Big Data & Artificial Intelligence, Austria
• Eduard Reiter, Research Area Scientific Computing, University of Innsbruck, Austria
• Davor Bračko, Institute of Information Science (IZUM), Slovenia

• Andrej Filipčič (PC chair),
  Department of Experimental High Energy Physics – F9, Jozef Stefan Institute, Slovenia
• Uroš Lotrič, Faculty of Computer and Information Science, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia
• Zoran Ren, University of Maribor, Slovenia
• Claudia Blaas-Schenner, VSC Research Center, TU Wien, Austria
• Christoph Dellago, Faculty of Physics, University of Vienna, Austria