National Computational Infrastructure

About National Computational Infrastructure

National Computational Infrastructure (NCI) is a premier provider of high-performance computing (HPC) and data services in Australia. Serving a diverse range of clients including academic researchers, government agencies, and industry partners, NCI operates in the scientific and technological research market. The business model revolves around offering access to powerful supercomputers, such as Gadi, and extensive data storage solutions, which are essential for large-scale computational tasks and data-intensive research. NCI generates revenue through service fees, grants, and partnerships with major research institutions. The organization is governed by The Australian National University and advised by an independent board, ensuring strategic alignment with national research priorities. Key services include advanced computational resources, efficient data storage, and expert support, making NCI a cornerstone of Australia's research infrastructure.