Status

WIP

Stakeholders
Outcome
Due Date

 

Owner

Marie Goavec

Solution/Domain/Data Architect


Target Architecture: Logical Model


Target Architecture: Domain Boundaries


Pillar & Principles

  1. Secure by design: Architected to meet strict regulatory, ITAR, and compliance standards, embedding security and data isolation into every component - from lab to cloud.
  2. Globally distributed: Enables distributed collaboration while respecting data sovereignty and regulatory zones, with secure interconnects optimized for compliance and performance.
  3. High Interoperability and Ready for Automation: Designed to leverage Agentic Architecture to automate scientific workflow tasks on simulation tools and enterprise platforms across heterogeneous environments - securely and without friction.
  4. Cost Efficient & Scalable: Scales elastically to support burst compute, large simulations, and AI workflows while optimizing cost through dynamic resource allocation and tiered data strategies.
  5. Unified UX: Offers a seamless, role-aware user experience - from lab scientists to HPC engineers—ensuring consistent access, visualization, and orchestration across environments.
  6. Data Backbone (Data-Centric by Design leveraging SySight): Establishes a governed, high-throughput data layer that ensures seamless access and movement of data across the platform — enabling consistent ingestion, transformation, AI-driven learning, synthetic data generation, and simulation workflows.
  7. Sustainability-Aligned Computing (Green by Architecture): Leverages cloud elasticity, workload-based optimization, and infrastructure modernization to reduce energy usage, eliminate underutilized on-prem resources, and support sustainability goals through measurable carbon footprint reduction.
  8. Quantum-Ready Architecture (Future-Proof by Design): Lays the foundation for seamless integration with quantum computing by enabling hybrid classical-quantum workflows, simulator access, and modular expansion paths - ensuring the HPC platform evolves in parallel with emerging computing paradigms.

Utility Tree

The Utility Tree brings a view on the most most architecturally significant requirements. With this tool, the business capabilities are assessed in terms of importance for the business and architecturally complexity for being accomplish, so a value engineering can be performed and strategical decisions been taken.



Utility 


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