Thanks to new investment from its members, and the support of the NCRIS Australian Research Data Commons (ARDC) project, QCIF has several capital projects underway.
Over the coming months, these will enhance QRIScloud to further support data-intensive research.
The upgrades include:
Other works, which will build on the above, are currently in the planning stages and are slated for introduction later this year.
QCIF will endeavour to minimise interruptions to QRIScloud users whilst these changes are being made. We will email users ahead of time about any planned outages.
Future issues of QRISnews will announce when projects have been completed.
Any queries about the QRIScloud capital works, please contact QCIF Service Delivery Manager Stephen Bird: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
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