NCI (National Computational Infrastructure) ANU Ward Road, Acton, Australian Capital Territory 2601

Welcome to NCI (National Computational Infrastructure) ANU, a unique gathering of the HPC, AI, and Data Science community in Australia. Located in Acton, Ward Road, our institution serves as a point of interest for researchers, industry professionals, and government organizations seeking world-class computing services.

At NCI, we understand the critical national need for high-performance data, storage, and computing services. That's why we are committed to delivering on national priorities and research excellence, driven by our primary objective of raising the ambition, impact, and outcomes of Australian research.

As Australia's preeminent computing facility, NCI provides researchers with access to cutting-edge technologies and world-leading computing hardware. Our powerful supercomputer, Gadi, empowers researchers to tackle complex computational challenges, enabling groundbreaking discoveries and advancements across various fields.

In addition to our state-of-the-art infrastructure, NCI fosters collaboration and knowledge sharing among Australian supercomputing and research data leaders. Through our collaborative efforts, we aim to expand access to skills training and support Early Career Researchers in their pursuit of novel AI/ML studies.

We take pride in being the nation's most highly integrated high-performance research computing environment, catering to the needs of government agencies, industries, and researchers alike. Our services are designed to provide Australian researchers with world-class, high-end computing solutions, empowering them to push the boundaries of scientific exploration and innovation.

Join us at NCI ANU and become part of a vibrant community dedicated to advancing research and driving transformative change in Australia. Explore our website to learn more about our services, facilities, and the opportunities we offer to researchers across the country. Together, let's unlock the full potential of Australian research and shape a better future for our nation.