Launching a new strategic AI or HPC program can be a daunting prospect, but the opportunities for industry, commerce and government to transform research and innovation make a compelling investment.
The CCRT, a computing centre serving industry for 20 years
For twenty years now, the CEA and its partners have been sharing increasingly powerful machines to meet industrial or research needs in HPC, data processing and AI! The success of the CCRT is based on a solid, long-term relationship of trust, established on the basis of a multi-year commitment and a dynamic of exchanges (training, technological and scientific seminars).
Intel is at the forefront of developing new technologies.
We work relentlessly to advance the design and manufacturing of semiconductors to help address our customers’ greatest challenges with the help of the five superpowers: ubiquitous computing, pervasive connectivity, cloud-to-edge infrastructure, artificial intelligence, and sensing.
Launching a new strategic AI or HPC program can be a daunting prospect, but the opportunities for industry, commerce and government to transform research and innovation make a compelling investment.
However, these strategic systems can be difficult to deploy at scale, especially if there is a need to share that investment across multiple research domains. Building an AI/HPC Centre of Excellence helps to focus resources and expertise, to accelerate collaboration between different teams, which can maximize the return on this strategic investment, and encourages cross-functional collaboration with a shared resource of people and skills to accelerate knowledge transfer.
DDN’s AI optimized storage is a key component of at-scale AI and HPC systems, as it provides the high-performance storage necessary for AI and HPC workloads. With DDN's storage technology, research teams can achieve the extreme levels of performance required for the largest workloads, while also ensuring data reliability and availability.
Find out why DDN is the most successful vendor at delivering AI and HPC at-scale – meet us at our Teratec Booth #D06 on 31st May-1st June, or join us at this session:
On Thursday June 1st at 14h45 Dr. James Coomer, VP Products at DDN, will be presenting on Addressing data challenges of the second wave of AI.
Altair is establishing itself as a leader in scientific computing through the convergence of digital simulation, HPC and AI.
High Performance Computing (HPC) plays a critical role in Artificial Intelligence (AI), simulation and digital twins by providing the computing power and infrastructure to perform complex, data-intensive calculations. Altair provides easy access and intuitive, efficient management of HPC resources, whether those resources are in on-premises data centres or in the cloud. Altair is the only innovation partner that can offer simulation, AI, digital twin and HPC, all converged into a single solution, customized to each customer's needs.
In the data centre and in the cloud, Altair's industry-leading HPC tools enable you to orchestrate, visualize, optimize and analyze your most demanding workloads, easily migrate to the cloud and eliminate I/O bottlenecks. Altair's workload management solutions improve productivity, optimize utilization and efficiency while simplifying the management of clusters, clouds and supercomputers - from the largest HPC workloads to millions of small, high-throughput jobs. Altair offers decades of expertise in helping organizations meet their needs for efficient access and management of HPC resources, partnering with industry leaders to help organizations navigate the complex landscape of HPC in the cloud.
We automate and improve human decision making with High Performance Computing. We create digital twins and intelligent models leveraging the convergence of simulation, AI and HPC. We help you make informed decisions to compete in an increasingly connected world, while creating a greener, more sustainable future. For more information, visit https://altairengineering.fr/
For twenty years now, the CEA and its partners have been sharing increasingly powerful machines to meet industrial or research needs in HPC, data processing and AI! The success of the CCRT is based on a solid, long-term relationship of trust, established on the basis of a multi-year commitment and a dynamic of exchanges (training, technological and scientific seminars).
Located within the TGCC, in Essonne, the Research and Technology Computing Centre (https://www-ccrt.cea.fr/) relies on the CEA's expertise in the co-development and administration of large-scale systems to provide a robust and secure production environment, as well as innovative services (storage, remote display, virtualisation) and full user support.
Today, the twenty CCRT partners have access to the Topaze machine, installed in 2021 by Atos and delivering more than 10 Pflops thanks to 864 scalar nodes (110,592 AMD Milan cores) and 75 accelerated computing nodes (300 Nvidia A100 GPUs). A storage capacity of 3 PB, provided by DDN, completes the package. The CCRT is also looking to the future with an Atos QLM 30 quantum emulator.
Meet the CEA team on the forum stand and make a date for the CCRT's 20th anniversary celebration on 5 December 2023.
Intel is at the forefront of developing new semiconductor technologies and solutions for an increasingly smart and connected world.
We work relentlessly to advance the design and manufacturing of semiconductors to help address our customers’ greatest challenges with the help of the five superpowers: ubiquitous computing, pervasive connectivity, cloud-to-edge infrastructure, artificial intelligence, and sensing.
These technologies profoundly shape how we experience the world by creating the bridge from the analog to the digital age.
Together, they combine, amplify, and reinforce one another, and as they become more ubiquitous, they in turn unlock even more powerful new possibilities; innovative Intel solutions continue to drive digital transformation.
At Intel, we’re helping our customers create industrial solutions that power smart factories; develop intelligent transportation systems that streamline traffic management; and leverage high-performance computing, data analytics and artificial intelligence to perform advanced research in fields like biochemistry, engineering, astrophysics, energy, and healthcare.