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A list of Lancaster researchers using the Bede supercomputer in their research.

A list of Leeds researchers using the Bede supercomputer in their research.

A list of Sheffield researchers using the Bede supercomputer in their research.

A list of Newcastle researchers using the Bede supercomputer in their research.

A Supercomputer for the N8 Universities, Bede is housed at Durham University.

Bede is running Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 and access to its computational resources is mediated by the Slurm batch scheduler.

Here you can find details on the information you need to gather before submitting your application to use the Bede facility. This form should only be completed by researchers from an N8 institution or those seeking to pilot their work before a formal EPSRC call.

How to apply for an account on the Bede supercomputer housed at Durham University.

Bede is running Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 and access to its computational resources is mediated by the Slurm batch scheduler.

The support of research software engineers will be vital to ensuring that researchers can maximise the benefits of Bede's unique Power 9 and GPU architecture. This page provides information about how to contact the Bede RSE specialists at your institution.

Bede is used by researchers across the N8. Here you can find descriptions of projects at each institution.

Introducing research projects running on the Bede supercomputer from The University of Manchester

Introducing research projects running on the Bede supercomputer from Durham University

Introducing research projects running on the Bede supercomputer from Lancasater University

Introducing research projects running on the Bede supercomputer from the University of Leeds

Introducing research projects running on the Bede supercomputer from the University of Liverpool

Introducing research projects running on the Bede supercomputer from Newcastle University

Introducing research projects running on the Bede supercomputer from University of Sheffield

Introducing research projects running on the Bede supercomputer from the University of York

The Bede User Group is an open forum that meets three times per year and is comprised of all users of Bede who wish to join.

The Bede Support Group (BSG) is a subgroup of the N8 CIR PWG and is led by the RIE Theme Lead, RSE Theme Lead, and the head of the on-site platforms group.

N8 CIR's high-performance computing platform, Bede, has several groups that contribute to its running and operation. This ensures that all of the N8 universities and their academic domains are represented

Publications resulting from researchers using the Bede supercomputer

Links to resources from events, training, and seminar series run by the N8 CIR for our key research themes and research support are provided here.

On 28 January researchers who have already made use of Bede in their work came together to present case studies of their experience.

During spring 2021 IBM are delivering a series of workshops and training sessions on N8 CIR's new high-performance computing platform, Bede. This page contains videos and copies of the slides from each of these sessions.

On 4 May 2021 Terry Leatherland and Ruzhu Chen of IBM delivered a session explaining how to get the best performance from a range of Life Sciences packages.

These resources are provided to help you get started on using the Bede supercomputer. Please remember to also look on our Bede Documentation page for detailed information on the system.

These case studies describe work done by our N8 Researchers and how they have benefitted from collaboration and working with the centre. We have categories for all our research and cross-cutting themes.

Read case studies from researchers using the Bede supercomputer.

Paul talks about FLAME GPU 2, a development of the original open-source FLAME GPU software for agent-based modelling in complex systems.

Marta discusses her use of GASCANS, the GPU version of the open-source Lattice Boltzmann method (LBM) code LUMA, to model turbulent air flows around a building.

George Leaver discusses the Bede supercomputer and researchers' access to it from the University of Manchester.

The funding for N8 CIR supercomputer Bede has been extended until March 2026 by N8 Universities

This page contains the Privacy Notice for users of Bede, N8 CIR's High Performance Computing Platform.