The University Computing Centre in Zagreb (Croatian: Sveučilišni računski centar, abbreviated Srce, which also means "heart") is the oldest infrastructural institution of the Croatian academic and scientific community in the area of construction and application of information and communication technologies (ICT). Srce is an organizational unit belonging to the University of Zagreb, which (as at the time the only university in Croatia) founded Srce in 1971. Regarding its national significance and functions, it is financed by the State budget through the Ministry of science, education and sports.
Today, Srce is a computing centre with significant computing resources and it is the centre of the national e-infrastructure (computing, communications and informational infrastructure) as well as expert and educational center for the application of ICT.
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