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No human advancement should wait in line for computing time.

Join us in building a world where Research and Technology battle in unison against limitations on human life.

Computing for Humanity envisions a world where medical advancements are not limited by technology but rather research is supported and optimized through making available high-performance computing.

What is a supercomputer?

Supercomputers are capable to process more than one quadrillion instructions in a single second therefore they are used for complex simulations.

What is not a supercomputer?

electronic devices that are not supercomputers

Your desktop computer, notebook, smartphone, or tablet. These devices have few processors or a single processor that can not run complex operations.

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How we’re making a difference

OUR RESEARCH GRID

Computing for Humanity and its network of 21 universities and 3 research centres aim to collaborate and develop best practices and tools in big data center operations, computational modeling, data management and platforms, structural biology research, simulations, image visualization, and AI modeling.
SUPPORTING OUR RESEARCHERS

We want researchers to focus on breakthroughs. Computing for Humanity helps by providing gear to our partners, user and technical support to propel research with advanced computing. We are also partnered with the World Community Grid, now based in Canada, supporting national and international research projects with the aim of improving human life.
STORING RESEARCHER’S DATA

We do data storage differently. Computing for Humanity offers drives for storage to scientists in the hundreds of terabytes range to accommodate researchers' long-term needs for storing their valuable data. Our servers are named commemorating loved ones taken by illness and diseases. Researchers believe computing is vital to finding advancements for humanity.
23,000+ VOLUNTEER HOURS

We are passionate and focused with our dedicated team of volunteers in support of researchers by providing them with supercomputing power to find advancements that will benefit all of humanity.
600,000,000+ CORE HOURS OF RESEARCH

To date, our supercomputers have computed over 600 million core hours and 6 million GPUs hours of research helping scientists get closer to the advancements for humanity. Through the years, we have saved configured settings for future use and re-run experiments/workflows, beyond a normal-sized grant allocation.
4,623+ CORES 835 GPUs RUNNING 24/7

Together, we provide the current amount of 4,623 cores and 835 GPUs to researchers available 24/7! Join us to empower research and play an active part in scientific discovery.