CIRCALIS : HIGH-PERFORMANCE COMPUTING CENTER DEDICATED TO ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FOR ADVANCING RESEARCH AND EDUCATION
This ambitious project, funded with €3 million in partnership with the Région Sud, aims to enhance high-performance computing capabilities for research and education in Artificial Intelligence (AI).
With the acquisition of next-generation GPUs, CIRCALIS will train the talents of tomorrow—engineers, researchers, and PhD students—in key areas such as AI for healthcare, cybersecurity, and future networks. The high-performance computing center will also play a vital role in collaborative research by providing its resources to start-ups and companies in the local ecosystem through shared projects.
Through CIRCALIS, EURECOM strengthens its position as a leader in data science and applied AI while addressing the growing challenges of research and industry. This center aspires to become a driving force for regional competitiveness and the creation of new opportunities in the digital sector.
To carry out its missions, EURECOM has built a network of members and partners.
These memberships may be focused on teaching, research or sponsoring.
Academic members and industrial members of the Consortium
They participate in the management, direction and financing of EURECOM, and participate in the school’s decision making bodies (the Members Assembly and the Scientific Advisory Board). Academic members sit on the Teaching Board.
Industrial membership
Enterprises are a link of the network developed by EURECOM for contract-based research projects. Unique to the Sophia Antipolis site, industrials also take part in the curriculum design of the school through the projects they propose to students.
Academic membership
Academic institutions contribute to research and teaching based on their needs and areas of specialization.
Research Labs
They are part of the networks of national or international, private or public, research labs.
Institutional Members
They represent national, regional or municipal organizations.
