Il supercomputing goes beyond the company boundaries and becomes a resource available to the ecosystem innovation. Eni in fact, it opens its advanced computing infrastructures to companies, startup e research centers, offering computational capabilities, specialized skills and services dedicated to the development of solutions based on theartificial intelligence and on digital innovation.
A choice that arises from the growing importance of digital infrastructures: today data, algorithms and computing capacity have become key elements for the competitiveness industrial and for the technological sovereignty of countries and companies.
The Green Data Center and the power of HPC6 and HPC7
At the heart of the initiative is the Green Data Center Eni, operational since 2013, a structure that over the years has allowed the group to develop advanced skills in the design and management of high-performance computing infrastructures. Today, the HPC6 and HPC7 supercomputers, the combination of which allows Eni to crossing the Exascale threshold, confirming the company among the industrial companies with the greatest supercomputing capacity available in the world.
A "digital factory" capable of processing enormous amounts of data and supporting increasingly complex applications: from advanced simulation to artificial intelligence, to new areas related to energy and industrial innovation.
Computing power becomes a service for companies and research
For Eni, proprietary supercomputing represents a advantage strategic because it allows you to optimize processes, protect data and algorithms, and develop new technological applications while maintaining control of your knowledge base.
After years of internal use, this capacity is now progressively being opened up to the outside, creating new opportunities of collaboration between industry, startups and the research world.
Among the first entities to have expressed interest in the initiative were: Dominance, Mercuria, Dompe, Almawave, Reply , Foundation Bruno KesslerThe project is also open to other companies and research centers that will be able to collaborate with Eni through shared project proposals, with the aim of developing new artificial intelligence models, advanced simulations, and solutions that require high computational capacity.
An infrastructure at the service of Italian and European innovation
Through AI-based services, Eni aims to create a secure and competitive environment to leverage data, infrastructure, and technology models. For the partners involved, this means being able to: reduce development times e get to market faster with new digital solutions, exploiting computing capacity that is difficult to access through traditional tools.
The initiative is also part of Eni's strategy to strengthen its digital infrastructure, which includes the partnership with Khazna Data Centers for the realization of a next-generation AI Data Center Campus, intended to support the future growth of artificial intelligence and advanced computing.
