he 6th ECFD will bring together academic and industrial researchers from the CFD community affiliated with massively parallel fluid mechanics codes to federate their expertise in the field of high-fidelity computational fluid mechanics.

In this edition of GENCI's activity report, you'll find out more about the Exascale supercomputer project (TGCC), the arrival of the Adastra machine (CINES), the extension of Jean Zay (IDRIS) to serve artificial intelligence projects such as Bloom...

BigScience's global collaborative effort to develop Bloom, one of the world's largest open, multilingual NLP (Natural Language Processing) models, was recognized in the HPCwire Annual Readers' and Editors' Choice presented at the 2022 International...

The energy efficiency of GENCI (Grand Equipement National de Calcul Intensif)'s new supercomputer Adastra has been improved to reach now 58,2 GF/W, ranking Adastra as #3 position on the new Green500 list announced during SC'22. Adastra is ranking #11...

To prepare the scientific community, data challenges between scientific teams around the world are organized.

Grand Challenges

As part of the Quantum Pack (PAQ), initiated at the end of 2020, the Ile-de-France region is to fund three new initiatives aimed at exploring the advantage of quantum computing for the needs of ASD industries. These involve both major industry...

A researcher at Mines - PSL, Sofiane Horache puts artificial intelligence at the service of archaeology, history and heritage. He is working on the CELTES 3D project, the fruit of a collaboration between the AOROC laboratory of the archaeology...

The allocation process for GENCI's national resources was recently certified ISO 9001. Pascal Voury, a research engineer, coordinated the process internally at the Grand Equipement National de Calcul Intensif. A motorcycle and hang-gliding enthusiast...

While they regularly deliver fascinating results, large-scale artificial intelligence models are generally black boxes: we don't know exactly how they calculate their answers, and many elements are not made public.