Consortium

BSC is the host of MareNostrum 5 and one of the EU's AI Factories — BSC AI Factory, bringing world-class HPC infrastructure together with pioneering AI research for science, including scalable training, evaluation and deployment of large AI models on HPC systems, the Aloe family of open healthcare LLMs, and applications in computational biology and genomics, drug discovery, and large-scale scientific simulation, among many others.

Neovia Innovation is a French company specialised in the digital sector and in supporting complex collaborative research and innovation projects. Neovia has helped design and implement core European HPC and AI projects, including EESI 1 and 2, EXDCI-1 and 2, the NumPEx initiative, and the French AI Factory. It is also the main organisational partner of the InPEx initiative, participating in its governing board.

CINECA is a consortium of 70 Italian public universities, 2 ministries, and 48 national public institutions. CINECA is also involved in multiple European Digital Innovation Hubs Network (EDIH) projects and coordinates NCC Italy under the EuroCC 2 project, ensuring strong ties to the broader EU innovation ecosystem.

CSC is a Finnish centre of expertise in ICT, providing services at an international level for research, education, culture, public administration, and enterprises. Beyond infrastructure, CSC is active in EuroCC, European Digital Innovation Hubs Network (EDIH) projects, and Data Spaces initiatives, including the Health, Language, and Skills Data Spaces, ensuring the full EuroHPC ecosystem is connected and actively contributes to the Trillion Parameter Consortium.

LRZ is a member of the German Gauss Center for Supercomputing (GCS) and plays a leading role in HPC and the growing interplay of AI and HPC in Germany and across the EU. LRZ is a EuroHPC quantum computing hosting site and is driving the development of the Bavarian AI Service Infrastructure for 27 universities and universities of applied sciences across Bavaria. It is also a key consortium member of the EU AI Factory HammerHAI, led by HLRS — High-Performance Computing Center Stuttgart, and is closely connected to the second German EU AI Factory JAIF through its long-term GCS partnership with the Jülich Supercomputing Center (JSC).