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Our colleague Dr. Valeria Bartsch was elected to the board of Bitkom's High Performance and Quantum Computing working group. »Our goal is also to inform small companies about the importance of high-performance computing and to facilitate access,« says our expert. Because HPC is now essential for competitiveness. 

Federated learning is a novel, decentralized AI method where only the locally learned models are shared instead of the data. Coordinating the participating devices is a complex issue that requires a scalable and fault-tolerant runtime environment.

With the BMBF-funded project »QCStack«, our researchers are pursuing a clear vision: the development of a technology- and vendor-independent software stack for quantum computers. Together with project partners, we are developing software that is needed for the initialization and continuous operation of quantum computers. 

The efficient use of energy is becoming increasingly important. The state government of Rhineland-Palatinate also wants to combat climate change and is therefore promoting our »ENERDIG« project. Ministerial Director Daniel Stich handed over the funding notification to Institute Director Anita Schöbel and Project Manager Dietmar Hietel. [Only available in German]

The TU Kaiserslautern organizes a workshop for students and post-doctoral students of mathematics at our institute. The main topic is the introduction to the computer algebra system OSCAR. In addition, there will be a guided tour through the institute and an info session in the division »High Performance Computing«.

The conference offers insights into the data-driven transformation of the insurance industry and highlights areas for action. Our colleague Dominik Loroch from the »High Performacne Computing« department, together with two representatives from GENERALI, will give a presentation entitled »Use (this Solvency II) Case! NASaaS meets Least Squares Monte Carlo«.