The High-Performance Computing and Quantum Simulator hybrid (HPCQS) project has reached a decisive milestone with the inauguration of two quantum computers - Jade and Ruby - installed at Forschungszentrum Jülich (FZJ) and CEA respectively. The successful integration of these two new-generation...
Driven by the European Commission as part of its AI Continent strategy on artificial intelligence (AI), and implemented by EuroHPC, AI Factories are a major part of the European and now national response to the strategic challenges posed by AI.
The EuroQCS-France consortium, led by GENCI and CEA, is pleased to announce that European researchers can now access a 12-qubit Quandela photonic quantum computing system remotely. This exciting development allows European users to begin programming and testing their applications on a real photonic...
As the Paris International Agriculture Show gets underway, we take a look back at research projects using HPC and AI in the service of agriculture. Today, Johan Carlier, research engineer at Inrae's OPAALE unit, has shed some light on research projects aimed at optimizing the use of anti-freeze...
The leading French supercomputer Jean Zay, addressing the convergence between HPC and AI, has been extended for the 4th time since 2019 to sustain very high demand from the French AI community and foster the rise of generative AI across many disciplines and companies, especially French AI startups...
GENCI’s supercomputer Adastra, built by by Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) and operated by CINES in Montpellier, France, has been successfully upgraded this summer with a new partition based on the AMD MI300A APU. The first delivered nodes of this extension have been ranked #3 on the latest edition...
On the occasion of the SuperComputing 2024 (SC24) conference, held in Atlanta (GA) from November 17th to 22nd, and the European Quantum Technologies Conference, held in Lisbon (Portugal) from November 18th to 20th, the EuroQCS-France consortium, led by GENCI and CEA and part of EuroHPC' pan European...
Following a call for tenders launched in January 2024, EuroHPC and EuroQCS-France have announced the acquisition of Europe's most powerful universal photonic quantum computer from a consortium formed by Quandela (France) and attocube systems AG (Germany). The system, owned by EuroHPC and co-acquired...