AN ESSENTIAL FACTOR IN CORPORATE COMPETITIVENESS
High Performance Simulation is both an essential factor in corporate competitiveness and an absolutely vital tool for major scientific challenges. Thus it enables experts to design products more rapidly which are better suited to customers’ requirements and furthermore to analyse and understand complex phenomena.
Promoting High Performance Simulation is, therefore, a priority both for the industrial world as well as for the academic community and provides also an opportunity for IT specialized companies.
With this objective in mind major players in these different fields have created the Ter@tec association together with local authorities keen to develop technological activities in their territory.
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TER@TEC Forum 2010
June 15 & 16, 2010, Ecole Polytechnique

© Ter@tec 2009 CEA
TER@TEC 2010 will concentrate on the very fast development of HPC usage in many various domains.
On Tuesday, June 15, the plenary sessions will aim to illustrate the increasing impact of HPC in many areas of industry and research and its role in major scientific and technological challenges
An exhibition of some fifty booths will present innovations coming from the major players, manufacturers and software editors, integrators and distributors, services providers, etc.
On Wednesday, June 16, workshops will address HPC major topics and will be an opportunity to discover some major collaborative projects under development between industry and research.
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TER@TEC brings together different actors of the High Performance Simulation. In a place unique in France, it promotes exchanges and collaborations around the larger computing resources in Europe. Created at the initiative of CEA-DAM Ile de France, TER@TEC offers its partners research and most advanced technologies in the field of numerical simulation.
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BULL - JOSEPH FOURIER PRIZE
To encourage the development of computer simulation in France, in association with GENCI and in partnership with La Tribune.
The PRICE BULL - JOSEPH FOURIER 2009 was awarded to Grand Prize: Luigi Genovese, ESRF (European Synchroton Radiation Facility, Grenoble).
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