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CARLA returns next month

The Advanced Computing System for Latin America and the Caribbean (SCALAC), an allied entity of RedCLARA, organizes the Latin American High-Performance Computing Conference (CARLA), which has been the region's leading international event in the field of high-performance computing (HPC) since 2014. Since its inception, CARLA has been a cornerstone in Latin America's HPC community development and strengthening, providing an essential space for the exchange and dissemination of innovative ideas, techniques, and advances in HPC and its applications.

The SCALAC Annual Meeting highlights key innovations and challenges in high-performance computing for Latin America

San José, Costa Rica, became the epicenter of advanced computing during the Annual Meeting of the Advanced Computing Network of Latin America and the Caribbean (SCALAC), a member entity of RedCLARA, from August 7–9. This event brought together prominent SCALAC members from various countries to explore advancements, tackle challenges, and plan future collaborations in high-performance computing (HPC).

First meeting of the National Committee of the Copernicus Academy Uruguay

The first meeting of the National Committee of the Copernicus Academy Uruguay took place in Montevideo on 20 August, in the framework of the BELLA II project and the establishment of the Copernicus Academy Uruguay.  The event was organized by the Uruguayan Academic Network (RAU), the Uruguayan Agency for International Cooperation (AUCI), the National Emergency System (SINAE), and RedCLARA.

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