The Flight Crew is gearing up for #SC24 in Atlanta, and we can’t wait to see you there! Join us at Booth #1004 for exciting updates, demos, games, and exclusive giveaways! Whether you're here for the latest in HPC/AI or just want to snag some awesome swag, we’re thrilled to connect with all of you. Swing by to meet the team and see what we’ve been working on. See you soon! #HPC #AI #SC24 #Subscription #Cloud #Hardware
About us
Alces Flight are a team of specialists in High Performance Computing (HPC) software for scientists, engineers and researchers. Based in the UK, Alces designs, builds and supports environments to help users make efficient use of the compute and storage resources available to them. Our products are designed to support both existing users with software that is familiar to them, and help first-time users to discover, learn and develop their HPC skills.
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External link for Alces Flight Ltd
- Industry
- Information Technology & Services
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2016
- Specialties
- High performance computing software, Cloud computing, Research storage systems, and Scientific research software
Employees at Alces Flight Ltd
Updates
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We’re at Bletchley Park, the once-secret home of code-breaking during World War II, standing by the Veteran Stories exhibition to share updates on our #MovetheNeedle project with Alces Flight and Women in High Performance Computing (WHPC) . Since launching the project, members of our #HPC community have come forward to share their experiences and innovative ideas on advancing #EDIA. We’ve had contributions from Nages Sieslack from ISC High Performance, Ludovic Capelli from EPCC, and many others who have shared valuable insights. Our knowledge portal houses all the information gathered on EDIA for the computing community. Check out our halfway report to learn more about these findings and how you can get involved! https://buff.ly/4eQzUcO Learn more about Bletchley Park: https://buff.ly/2MvWB8d #EDIA #Supercomputing #EDI #Tech
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Defining Purpose and Vision: The Blueprint for a Strong Volunteer Organisation At the heart of every successful volunteer organisation is a clear and compelling mission. In our latest Move the Needle project interview with Women in High Performance Computing (WHPC), Marion Weinzierl and Jeremy Cohen highlight that a well-defined purpose and vision are crucial for guiding efforts and aligning everyone toward common goals. A strong mission statement unites members around a shared objective and provides direction for all activities. But a clear purpose alone isn’t enough, you also need a strategic plan to achieve it. This includes setting specific goals, establishing accountability, and regularly reviewing progress to keep the community on track. Avoiding “scope creep,” where focus drifts from the original mission, is essential for sustaining momentum and building a resilient, impactful organisation. Understanding the diverse ways individuals and institutions operate allows for tailored approaches, ensuring smoother collaboration and more effective outcomes. With a clear purpose, a well-thought-out plan, and a commitment to your vision, your volunteer organisation can thrive and make a lasting difference. Learn more: #MoveTheNeedle #WHPC #VolunteerLeadership #HPC #MoveTheNeedle
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Expanding a volunteer community across time zones and institutions can be challenging. Learn how to tackle these issues with insights from Jeremy Cohen & Marion Weinzierl. Read more: https://buff.ly/3Bw9LBn #Innovation #HPC #WHPC #MoveTheNeedle Women in High Performance Computing (WHPC), University of Cambridge, Imperial College London
Best Practices for Volunteers and Volunteer Organisations | Alces Flight
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We are excited to show you a little sneak peek of this year's SC'24 WHPC Diversity Day SWAG! A huge thank you to Cristin Merritt, CMO, and Andrew Provis, Warehouse Manager, for giving us an exclusive look at the Alces Flight Ltd test centre, where they showcased all the awesome items SC Conference Series attendees can expect to grab at our sponsor booths. From trendy t-shirts to custom lanyards, cozy neck warmers, and fun stickers—there’s something for everyone! Don’t miss your chance to snag these amazing items! More: https://buff.ly/3BBvW9y #SC24 #WHPC #EDI #HPC
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Expanding Horizons: How to Grow Your Community on a Global Scale Taking your community from a local to a global scale opens up thrilling opportunities but also brings unique challenges. In our latest Move the Needle project interview with Women in High Performance Computing (WHPC), Marion Weinzierl and Jeremy C. explore how to navigate these hurdles effectively. Managing time zone differences, varying institutional practices, and cultural diversity requires thoughtful planning and clear communication. To build a cohesive international community, consider scheduling events to accommodate multiple time zones or providing recorded sessions for those who can’t join live. Consistent communication is key to setting expectations and ensuring everyone feels included and valued. Embracing diverse practices and perspectives from around the globe not only enriches your community but also fosters innovation and fresh insights. By focusing on inclusivity and strategic planning, you can grow your community across borders, creating a dynamic and interconnected network that thrives on global collaboration. Learn more: https://buff.ly/3Bw9LBn #MoveTheNeedle #WHPC #GlobalCommunity #Inclusivity #EDI
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We’re at Bletchley Park Trust, the birthplace of modern computing, where Cristin Merritt shares updates on the Move the Needle project with Alces Flight and Women in High Performance Computing (WHPC). For those aiming to advance EDIA, we’ve identified six best practices for driving change: the size of your organisation impacts how quickly change can happen, so it’s essential to understand your workplace culture and how it has evolved over time. Developing clear goals with actionable steps is crucial, and leadership must be committed to driving change and actively involved. Additionally, allyship is vital, as everyone needs a seat at the table to foster inclusivity. Finally, investment in time, resources, and clear outcomes is necessary for success. Download our report to explore these practices and learn how you can contribute! https://buff.ly/4eQzUcO Learn more about Bletchley Park: https://buff.ly/2MvWB8d #MoveTheNeedle #EDI #Supercomputing #HPC
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Leading UK conference and exhibition for supercomputing and associated science organised by STFC - CIUK 2024, 5-6 December, Manchester Central #CIUK #HPC
The results are in... and the winners of challenge 1 of the #CIUK2024 Student Cluster Challenge with Alces Flight Ltd are... Team decarb (University of Warwick / Imperial College London) Congratulations to all the teams on an excellent challenge. Challenge 2 starts next week! #CIUK2024_SCC
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Did you participate in Computing Insight UK Student Cluster Challenge 2024? We're excited to present the results of the Alces Flight Challenge! And what better way to announce them than with a song? Did someone say espresso? Check out who claimed the top 3 spots and which team created the most engaging video! We can’t wait to meet all the teams at the in-person challenge. #CIUK #Students #Espresso #HPC #ClusterChallenge University of Warwick, Imperial College London, UCL, Rosalind Franklin Institute