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Bull is playing an active role in many French and European research consortia to develop the Extreme Computing technologies of tomorrow. This is a major opportunity for Bull to exchange with advanced Extreme Computing users and understand the expectations of the HPC community. Bull is committed to projects such as:

• HPC technology platform: ETP4HPC
• Energy efficient HPC solution projects: COOL IT, MONT-BLANC, SHARP, OpenGPU
• Cloud Computing projects for HPC: XLcloud, COMPATIBLE-ONE, EASI-CLOUDS
• Software stack and tools (Application parallelizing, debugging and optimizing, fault tolerance, energy efficiency optimization): H4H, NEWCASTLE, ENERGETIC
• Co-design projects for application sectors: H4H (Manufacturing, Gas & Petrol), CARE4ME (Health), ACDC (Multimedia), CSDL (Complex systems design), APAS-IPK (Life Sciences), VULCAIN (Industrial Safety), PULSATION (Climatology)

Bull is also keen to develop partnerships and knowledge transfer with customers, for the mutual benefit of both partners:

The University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne, Bull and Microsoft have signed a partnership agreement to enable a new hybrid (Windows / Linux) operating environment to be implemented across the entire bullx supercomputer acquired by the University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne. The supercomputer, which has been installed at the University's Champagne-Ardenne Computing Center, is destined to meet the intensive computing needs of researchers and businesses in the Champagne-Ardenne region.

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Bull and the CEA (French Atomic Agency) have co-designed Tera 100, the first European-made supercomputer to break the petaflops barrier.
" Tera 100's proven performance clearly demonstrates the quality of the partnership between the CEA-DAM's teams and those from Bull in technologies that are vital both to State sovereignty and corporate competitiveness," said Jean Gonnord, Director for Numerical Simulation & Computer Sciences at CEA/DAM. "This opens up the way for even more powerful systems, and for even greater co-operation in the design and development of the next generation of European computers; the Exa-scale systems that are expected to appear before 2020."

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