AMD, in partnership with Eviden, announced it has been selected to build France's first and Europe's second exascale supercomputer, named 'Alice Recoque'. The project, valued at €544 million, is a significant step for Europe's goal of achieving sovereign AI and research capabilities. The system will be powered by AMD's next-generation technologies, including EPYC CPUs and Instinct MI430X AI accelerators. This supercomputer will support demanding workloads in climate modeling, medical research, and the development of next-generation European AI models. The deal reinforces AMD's growing influence in the critical data center and AI sectors, a key area of competition and growth for the company. The 'Alice Recoque' system is also designed for high energy efficiency, utilizing advanced liquid cooling technologies.
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