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Press release: EXCELLERAT to Showcase Cutting-Edge Technologies at Automotive Testing Expo 2024
Stuttgart, Germany –
The EXCELLERAT P2 project is pleased to announce its participation in the
Automotive Testing Expo 2024, the world’s leading international expo for
automotive testing, development, and validation technologies. The event will
take place from June 4-6, 2024, at Messe Stuttgart, Germany.
EXCELLERAT P2 All-Hands Meeting in Ljubljana, May 2025
On May 6–7, 2025, the EXCELLERAT P2 consortium convened in Ljubljana, Slovenia, for its first All-Hands Meeting of the year. Hosted at City Hotel Ljubljana, the event gathered experts from across Europe to discuss the latest developments in high-performance computing (HPC), assess project milestones, and plan future collaboration.
EXCELLERAT at EuroHPC Summit 2025: Engaging in the Future of High-Performance Computing
The EuroHPC Summit 2025, held in Krakow from March 18 to March 20, brought together key stakeholders in the European high-performance computing (HPC) ecosystem. EXCELLERAT was represented at the conference by several team members participating in various sessions. Additionally, EXCELLERAT had a dedicated poster on display throughout the event, highlighting the project’s latest achievements and ongoing efforts in advancing computational engineering.
EXCELLERAT at HiPEAC 2025
EXCELLERAT played a key role at the 2025 High Performance, Edge, and Cloud Computing (HiPEAC) conference, held at the Palau de Congressos in Barcelona, Spain last January. As a leading event that brings together experts in computing systems, HiPEAC provided an excellent platform for EXCELLERAT to present its contributions to advancing High Performance Computing (HPC) applications for engineering.
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