European Middleware Initiative (EMI) is a software platform for high performance distributed computing.

It is at the core of grid middleware distributions used by scientific research communities and distributed computing infrastructures all over the world including WLCG--the Worldwide LHC Computing Grid--which supports, for example, the search for the Higgs boson and new types of matter searches of the physicists at LHC, together with other large scientific challenges in astronomy, biology, computational chemistry and other sciences.

Being a close collaboration among well-established grid middleware providers and other specialized software providers, EMI proposes itself as a leading platform for scientific grid computing and looks at expanding outside of its natural environment.

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  23-24 February, 2012,  European Commission premises - Avenue de Beaulieu BU, 25, Brussels, Belgium Cloudscape IV focuses strongly on interoperability and portability
  EMI 1 (Kebnekaise) Update 12 is available. The highlights of this Update are: - new version of BLAH v. 1.16.4 - new version of dCache v. 1.19.12-13 - new version of UNICORE
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This section is dedicated to the EMI Collaboration plan. Its objective is to facilitate European and international collaborations in the context of the Distributed Computing Infrastructures (DCIs).

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  Images

Images from EMI events and meetings are collected on this Flickr account. Tags will be suggested for external entities wishing to share their contributions.

  Videos

EMI Europe is posting videos from conferences and other events on this YouTube channel.

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