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Licence restrictions for using Alphafold3 on Jean Zay

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Deepmind has open-sourced Alphafold 3 and made it available on GitHub. However, the model weights are subject to a licence that makes it impossible to provide them to all IDRIS users.

https://github.com/google-deepmind/alphafold3/blob/main/WEIGHTS_TERMS_OF_USE.md

Indeed, a number of people using IDRIS resources are not part of the academic world.

We will contact Deepmind to see if it is possible in our situation to share the weights. While waiting for a response, we will apply the following procedure:

  • IDRIS will install the code so that it is accessible to all users.
  • Each person wishing to use Alphafold 3 must obtain authorisation from Deepmind via the following form https://forms.gle/svvpY4u2jsHEwWYS6. Please note that the response may take up to 2 weeks.
  • The weights must be installed locally on the account of each person wishing to use Alphafold 3.

We have requested the model weights to perform internal tests.

Once these tests are completed, we will publish documentation on the website with all the steps to run Alphafold 3.

Changes and impacts related to the Jean Zay H100 extension

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This post provides an overview of the ongoing operations for the commissioning of the Jean Zay H100 extension. The information provided here will evolve over time, and we invite you to check back regularly.

H100 Extension of Jean Zay

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1456 GPU H100 to break the 125 PFlop/s barrier

GENCI and the CNRS choose Eviden to make the Jean Zay supercomputer one of the most powerful machines in France.

Following the announcement by the President of the Republic at Vivatech in June 2023, the National High-Performance Computing Facility (GENCI) and the National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS), under the leadership of the Ministry of Higher Education and Research, have selected Eviden to provide a major extension of the Jean Zay supercomputer's capabilities, funded under the France 2030 plan.

This announcement marks a new step for sovereign AI.

An official press release is published on the CNRS website: https://www.cnrs.fr/fr/presse/genci-et-le-cnrs-choisissent-eviden-pour-faire-du-supercalculateur-jean-zay-lune-des

Here are the new features of the Jean Zay supercomputer following this extension:

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Planned schedule for the commissioning of the H100 extension of Jean Zay:

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