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CNRS (IDRIS) / Orsay / Île-de-France / FR
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3,704 chips · NVIDIA H100 SXM5 80GB · 1,587 H100e · 2 MW, estimated · since 2024-09
Used by Researchers in academia and industry
2,696 chips · NVIDIA Tesla V100 SXM2 · 170 H100e · 2 MW, estimated · since 2020-06
Used by Researchers in academia and industry
3,112 chips · NVIDIA A100 · 131 H100e · 2 MW, estimated · since 2022-06
Used by Researchers in academia and industry
1,044 chips · NVIDIA Tesla V100 SXM2 32 GB · 66 H100e · 1 MW, estimated · since 2019-06
Used by Researchers in academia and industry
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Jean Zay est le supercalculateur national acheté par la société GENCI et opéré par le CNRS
Le supercalculateur est installé au cours du premier semestre de 2019 à l'IDRIS.
Campus universitaire d'Orsay rue John Von Neumann Bâtiment 506
The new Jean-Zay supercomputer, acquired in January 2019, is located at the CNRS Institute for Development and Resources in Computer Science (Idris).
