CRIANN, the supercomputing institute in Normandy, plays a central role in driving innovation by collaborating with public and private sector research partners. It provides advanced computing capabilities that support research across various fields, including AI, sustainability, and drug development.

CRIANN has significantly expanded its computing capacity, increasing GPU power by 10 times and CPU performance by 3.5 times. This enhancement allows researchers to conduct more complex simulations and data-intensive AI tasks, ultimately improving areas like image recognition and drug discovery.

The research at CRIANN has practical applications across multiple industries, including telecommunications, autonomous vehicles, and healthcare. For instance, advancements in image recognition can enhance user experiences on devices, while drug development initiatives aim to create effective therapies for conditions like ovarian cancer.