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The European meeting for Experts in High Power Digital
Simulation . HPC/HPDA . Artificial Intelligence . Quantum Computing
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 Keynote
Thursday May 22, 2025 - Parc Floral de Paris
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Reconciling computing power and energy efficiency in IA Factories
José Noudohouenou
Senior Staff Engineer, AMD
IA Factories foster AI development and innovation. By supporting AI start-ups, industry and academia, AI Factories need robust and open AI ecosystems. These ecosystems require advanced technologies, hardware and software infrastructures tailored to users' needs, and human expertise to support them. Among the hardware infrastructures are supercomputers, essential components of AI Factories. Knowing that these machines will spend their time solving the most complex problems, sometimes on a massive scale, it is imperative that they are used rationally and sparingly. In this Keynote, we'll be talking about AMD's solutions for computing power, as well as the measures taken to maximise the use of these resources in IA Factories while ensuring optimum energy efficiency.
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Biography: José Noudohouenou obtained his PhD from the University of Versailles in 2013 and specialises in application characterisation, code optimisation and performance prediction. He then worked at Exascale Computing Research Lab (France) as a post-doctoral researcher focusing on HW/SW codesign, classification and codelet equivalence issues. While optimising scientific applications, José accepted a position at Intel Corporation (USA), and later at Intel Federal where he was involved in various US projects including porting and optimising HPC applications on Intel GPUs. Subsequently, José joined AMD in 2021 and continues to optimise both HPC and AI applications on AMD GPUs while he is responsible for AMD's Centre of Excellence for the Adastra machine at CINES in Montpellier, France.
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