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| Owner | Marie Goavec |
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Pillar & Principles
- Secure by design: Architected to meet strict regulatory, ITAR, and compliance standards, embedding security and data isolation into every component—from lab to cloud.
- Globally distributed: Enables distributed collaboration while respecting data sovereignty and regulatory zones, with secure interconnects optimized for compliance and performance.
- High Interoperability: Designed to connect specialized lab instruments, simulation tools, and enterprise platforms across heterogeneous environments—securely and without friction.
- 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.
- Unified UX: Offers a seamless, role-aware user experience—from lab scientists to HPC engineers—ensuring consistent access, visualization, and orchestration across environments.
- Data Backbone (Data-Centric by Design): 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.
Data Backbone
- Main Capabilities
- Unified data flow from lab systems, external feeds, and internal platforms.
- Interoperable data access across AI engines, ETL/ELT pipelines, and HPC simulations.
- Data discoverability and traceability, which is critical for regulated environments.
- Performance and low-latency delivery for high-speed compute engines and powerful user workstations.
- Security and policy enforcement embedded into the data fabric to meet ITAR and compliance constraints.
- Architectural approaches
Data Flows
Enablers, Future proof
Gen AI
TBD: collect LLM/GenAI use cases from the Study
