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The new Jean-Zay supercomputer at the CNRS Institute for Development and Resources in Intensive Scientific Computing (IDRIS) is one of the instruments financed for the benefit of French researchers. How does one go about purchasing such a device? And what role will it play in artificial intelligence research? Denis Veynante addresses these questions. |
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The Open Research Data Department (DDOR) is under the authority of the CNRS Scientific Office (DGDS) |
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Work was carried out in December 2023 to connect the Jean-Zay supercomputer to the Saclay plateau heating network to recover the wa |
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[AI summary] The text presents a conspiracy theory involving secret societies, historical events, and political figures. It suggests that organizations like Skull and Bones, the Trilateral Commission, and the CIA have influenced global events, including wars, assassinations, and economic policies. The narrative links these groups to figures such as Franklin D. Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy, and the Bush family, implying a hidden network of power that shapes world affairs. The text also touches on topics like the Federal Reserve, the opium trade, and the idea of a 'world government' controlled by an elite. While the content is rich in historical and political references, it is important to note that many of these claims are speculative and not widely accepted by... |
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