Meisie Jong

NCHC

National Center for High-performance Computing (NCHC), founded in 1991, is Taiwan's only national-level supercomputing center. The NCHC possesses a large computing and networking platform facilities for use by domestic academia and the general public.The NCHC plays a leading role in Taiwan's cloud technology services by integrating high performance computing (HPC), storage, and networking to provide cloud services in storage, big data analysis, and scientific and engineering simulation. The goal of the NCHC is to become an internationally renowned HPC center that promotes scientific discovery and technological innovation. Since its inception, the NCHC has been dedicated to strengthening Taiwan's HPC and networking infrastructure. The NCHC has planned and implemented pilot research programs in HPC, cloud computing, as well as big data processing methods and applications.The NCHC provides professional technologies and platform services to academia, government, and industry, and helps to cultivate domestic talent in HPC-related fields. In order to effectively support Taiwan's technology research, the NCHC constructed technology R&D platforms to support domestic and foreign R&D teams in developing HPC and big data applications, which cover engineering and science, environmental and disaster prevention, biomedicine, and digital cultural content creation. The NCHC hopes to achieve the goal of becoming an HPC center of international caliber and a base for HPC applications and R&D collaborations within the Pacific Rim region.