CGG says its growing client base in a number of high-tech sectors, such as life sciences, will benefit from the new UK hub’s specialist computing capabilities through outcome-driven solutions.
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MASSY, France—CGG has opened its new UK High-Performance Computing (HPC) hub in southeast England, with an initial capacity of 100 petaflops.
It raises the company’s overall global computing power to 500 petaflops.
Features at the hub include CGG’s immersion cooling infrastructure as well as 100% use of renewable energy, the company claims.
Agnès Boudot, CGG's executive vice president, HPC & Cloud Solutions, said, “Our…UK HPC hub showcases…our drive to accelerate our Earth imaging workflows while expanding into other areas, such as generative AI and life sciences, where CGG offers outcome-focused…and scalable solutions in an industrial environment, from the infrastructure to the algorithm.”
