Day: February 24, 2026

Trans Numériques 2026

The PEPR NumPEx was proud to participate in the first edition of Trans Numériques! Thirteen PEPRs gathered from 2 to 5 February at the Couvent des Jacobins in Rennes to share scientific advances and challenges relating to performance, security, frugality and the societal impact of the digital continuum.

This event was an opportunity for NumPEx to come together to reflect on the programme’s next milestones, particularly on three major themes: IA and HPC convergence, software ecosystem and digital continuum. At the same time, this event provided an opportunity to exchange ideas with other PEPRs and share inter-PEPR projects with the digital community.

Finally, we are really proud of Méline Trochon and Théo Jolivel, NumPEx PhD students, who represented NumPEx in the ANR video and shared their fresh perspective on the event!

NumPEx program

Tuesday, 3 February 2026

  • Introduction to the NumPEx only sessions
  • IA and HPC convergence
  • Software ecosystem
  • Digital continuum

Wednesday, 4 February 2026

  • IA and HPC convergence – workshop
  • Software ecosystem – workshop
  • Digital continuum – workshop

Thursday, 5 February 2026

  • Workshop restitution

Full program

© Thomas Crabot

The ANR movie of the event

by Estelle Hutschka

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