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Close-up view of the Gadi artwork with the long row of supercomputer servers visible in the background.

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The Gadi Supercomputer

Gadi is Australia's most powerful supercomputer. Decorated with its own artwork painted by local Ngunnawal artist Lynnice Church, Gadi is a powerful and critical resource for Australian researchers...
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Long view along a boardroom table. Three men are seated at the end of the table looking at television screens showing the NCI and NSCC logos, and the other attendees of the video conference they are participating in.

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NCI-NSCC Memorandum of Understanding Ceremony

NCI and the National Supercomputing Centre of Singapore (NSCC) signed a Memorandum of Understanding on the 4th of March 2022, building on the existing relationship to further our collaborative work in...
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A complex series of green, blue and white pipes connected to tall blue and grey machines.

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The NCI Plant Room

The NCI Plant Room is a core component of our compute and data systems by managing the cooling and electrical supply throughout the building.
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'Gadi' by Lynnice Church for NCI Australia 2020

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Gadi artwork

ABOUT THE ARTIST Artist: Lynnice Letty Church Tribes: Ngunnawal, Wiradjuri & Kamilaroi (ACT and NSW) Gadi - "to search for" in Ngunnawal language, January 2020 for NCI Gadi Supercomputer
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A rectangular building with striking vertical stripes in shades of grey and brown viewed from an angle, with hazy purple clouds above.

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The NCI Building

Housing our data centre, plant room and offices, the NCI building is set amongst flowering plants in the heart of the ANU campus.
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Looking at the corner of the supercomputer with rows of servers extending both ways to the edge of the picture.

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The Raijin Supercomputer

Raijin was NCI's supercomputer from 2013 to 2019. When launched, it was ranked the 24th most powerful supercomputer in the world, capable of performing 1.2 quadrillion calculations per second.
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