supercomputer Jean Zay (IDRIS, CNRS)

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The supercomputer Jean Zay (IDRIS, CNRS) is a high-performance computing system in France used for advanced scientific research and large-scale simulations across multiple disciplines.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf high-performance computing system
supercomputer
accessibleThrough peer-reviewed project proposals
accessibleTo European research projects
French academic researchers
architecture CPU-GPU hybrid architecture
category research infrastructure
scientific computing facility
supercomputers in France
country France
field computational science
high-performance computing
scientific computing
fundedBy French government
GENCI
locatedIn France
IDRIS computing center
Orsay
Île-de-France
managedBy IDRIS
namedAfter Jean Zay (French politician)
linked to: Jean Zay
network high-speed interconnect
operator CNRS
IDRIS
linked to: إدريس
organization IDRIS, CNRS supercomputer Jean Zay
owner CNRS
partOf French national HPC infrastructure
GENCI ecosystem
purpose enable large-scale numerical simulations
provide national HPC resources
support advanced scientific research
storage parallel file system
supports CPU nodes
CUDA
linked to: NVIDIA CUDA

GPU nodes
MPI
OpenMP
deep learning workloads
large language model training
parallel computing
use artificial intelligence research
astrophysics simulations
climate modeling
computational fluid dynamics
data-intensive computing
high-performance computing
large-scale simulations
materials science simulations
scientific research

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Jean Zay commemoratedBy supercomputer Jean Zay (IDRIS, CNRS)
Jean Zay organization IDRIS, CNRS supercomputer Jean Zay
linked to: supercomputer Jean Zay (IDRIS, CNRS)