National Computational Infrastructure

Providing Australian researchers with world-class high-end computing services

Access

The role of NCI is to provide merit and partner access to internationally significant capability computing resources.

The NCI program provides for:

  • Merit based access which, in keeping with NCRIS principles, provides for researchers in publicly funded research institutions to apply for resources on the National Facility and Specialised Facilities.
  • Partner and affiliate access, in which partner organisations can buy, at full operating cost, a share of resources on the National Facility (and possibly Specialised Facilities), while affiliates can acquire a fixed level of resources for the year in which they invest.
  • Other access, in which resources can be purchased by the public sector as well as commercial organisations and individuals.

Recent News

16 November 2009

NCI Supercomputer launched by the Minister for Innovation, Industry, Science and Research

Australia’s most powerful supercomputer facility with the capacity to boost Australia’s computational research capability into world ranking has been launched by the Minister for Innovation, Industry, Science and Research, Senator the Hon Kim Carr at The Australian National University.

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19 October 2009

Merit Allocation Scheme

Applications are now sought for the Merit Allocation Scheme (MAS) of National Computational Infrastructure which provides Australian researchers with access to world-class high-end computing services.

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NCI, an initiative of the Australian Government, is hosted by The Australian National University and is jointly funded by the Department of Innovation, Industry, Science and Research under its NCRIS program, CSIRO and ANU.