Explore, learn, experiment: the TERATEC Forum workshops
The TERATEC Forum's technical and application workshops offer an ideal setting for exploring the practical aspects of cutting-edge technologies—digital simulation, HPC/HPDA, artificial intelligence, and quantum computing. More than purely theoretical presentations, these two-hour sessions are designed as interactive spaces: led by recognized experts, they allow participants to ask questions, exchange feedback, and share realistic use cases.
Organized around a wide range of topics—from the HPC/Edge continuum to energy challenges in AI, from storage in quantum data centers to digital twins—the workshops aim to be both technological and application-oriented. They explore not only hardware and software innovations, but also new uses in strategic sectors such as climate, cybersecurity, health, and the cultural industry.
The goal of these workshops is twofold: on the one hand, to train and educate participants about future architectures, emerging software environments, and technological challenges (quantum computing, digital frugality, modularity, etc.), and on the other hand, to show how these powerful technologies can be turned into real tools for industrial transformation.
By promoting an interactive format, the TERATEC Forum emphasizes experience sharing and mutual learning: industrial users and researchers can not only discover solutions, but also discuss their particular issues with specialists. This reinforces the collaborative dimension of the Forum, bridging the gap between research and application, between technological innovation and operational deployment.
Finally, these workshops contribute to TERATEC's broader mission: to create a community of high-performance digital experts, encourage the adoption of emerging technologies, and support companies and laboratories in their technological maturity. The workshops are therefore as much spaces for inspiration as they are for training, at the heart of a strategy of digital sovereignty and sustainability.
Program available from June 1, 2026 |