EIDF is the set of computational and data services and IT infrastructure that underpins the Data-Driven Innovation Programme. Built and operated by EPCC at the University of Edinburgh, EIDF is a place to store, find and work with data of all kinds. In a nutshell The Edinburgh International Data Facility (EIDF) offers compute, data and customer services for research and development by companies and public sector organisations. The services are designed to support small to large-scale data science and artificial intelligence workloads. FAQ Explore answers to frequently asked questions about using the Edinburgh International Data Facility (EIDF). Learn how to access our high-performance computing resources, stay informed about our events, and understand our dedication to secure data processing, all designed to support your data science and research needs. Acknowledging EIDF If you make use of EIDF services in your work, we encourage you to acknowledge us in any publications. EIDF and the DDI Programme EIDF is funded under the Data-Driven Innovation Programme within the Edinburgh & South-East Scotland City Region Deal. Policies Our policies form an integrated whole around the Terms and Conditions of Access. They lay down both what we expect from Users, and how we will carry out the commitments we make to them in the Terms and Conditions. In addition, access to EIDF also falls within the remit of the Computing Regulations and Security Policy of the University of Edinburgh and all users who sign up for an account agree to these conditions of access as well. EIDF reserves the right to make changes to its policies. Proposed changes to EIDF policies must be addressed to the EPCC Director of Data Services. Such proposals may be evaluated by other EPCC staff as required by the type of change. This article was published on Friday 24 November 2023
