• The Grenoble Alpes Research, Computing and Data Infrastructure (Gricad) that provides computing resources (HPC, HTC, cloud and storage);
   
• Grid’5000, a large-scale and versatile testbed for experiment-driven research in all areas of computer science, with a focus on parallel and distributed computing including Cloud, HPC and Big Data, partly operated by Gricad;
   
• Semiconductor facilities at CEA-Leti, including clean rooms, test and characterization platforms;
   
• The supercomputer Jean Zay, set up by CNRS for the French scientific community;
   
• Smaller scale, GPU based computing resources existing in Grenoble laboratories that will be partly shared within MIAI.
   

We plan to augment our local capacities on GPUs and storage facilities (with a budget estimated at 70k€ per year) in order to (a) store and locally process confidential data which cannot transit via networks (e.g. health data, etc.), and (b) fine-tune algorithms prior to using national architectures. On the storage front, Grenoble aims, via MIAI and its CHU, at becoming, as part of the national initiative on health data, a local Health Data Hub.