The Institute of Crystallography hosts HERMES (High-performance Environment for Research in MolEcular and Structural Biology), a high-performance computing cluster designed to provide support to the scientific community for CryoEM, BioSAXS, X-Ray data storage and processing, as well as to enhance theoretical and computational research in Structural Biology and Drug Discovery. Specifically, the system consists of 5 CPU compute nodes and 4 CPU/GPU compute nodes, each with 4 NVIDIA H100 GPUs capable of delivering high computational power for applications such as image processing, artificial intelligence model training, and biological big data processing. Additionally, the system features a Scale-Out NAS storage system capable of supporting the storage of large amounts of data.