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Advancing Science at Exascale – Discover the Latest Research from NumPEx

NumPEx is leading exascale computing research, advancing high-performance computing (HPC) to tackle the biggest scientific and industrial challenges. Our team is working on the latest algorithms, architectures and software optimisations for the next generation of computational science.

Here you will find our scientific publications, hosted on HAL, with the latest results and breakthroughs from the NumPEx community. Whether you are a researcher, an industry professional or simply a curious person interested in exascale computing, these publications will give you a glimpse of the future of HPC.

We are always looking for new talents – students, researchers, engineers – who want to shape the future of computational science. Interested in contributing to this field? Have a look at our work and join us to push the limits of performance and innovation.

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Conference paper2026

Enabling Radio Astronomy to Use French Supercomputers

Mathis Certenais, François Bodin, Benjamin de Zordo

2026 IEEE International Conference for High Performance Computing, Networking, Storage and Analysis Workshops (SC-W) - 21st Workshop on Workflows in Support of Large-Scale Science (WORKS26) · Chicago (Illinois), US

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