The digital user infrastructure EBRAINS, which was born out of the Human Brain Project, has given researchers worldwide access to brain atlases, brain models, around 200 tools, and countless data. In the three-year EU project EBRAINS 2.0, the platform is now being developed further, with Jülich playing a major role. Scientists are supported through the platform if they want to use supercomputers, store large amounts of data, and analyse these data. But clinical applications are also benefitting.