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Launched on 1 January and coordinated by Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC), the European project AMPERE (A Model-driven development framework for highly Parallel and EneRgy-Efficient computation supporting multi-criteria optimisation) will implement an innovative software architecture that takes into account the non-functional requirements inherited from the cyber-physical interactions, such as time predictability, energy-efficiency, safety and security.
Model-driven development framework for highly Parallel and EneRgy-Efficient computation supporting multi-criteria optimisation
Fully exploiting the benefits of performance demanding emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence or big data analytics.
Provide a system design ecosystem optimised for Cyber-Physical Systems.
Provide a computer software ecosystem capable of efficiently exploiting advanced energy-efficient and parallel heterogeneous platforms.
Integrate AMPERE software solutions into two relevant industrial markets, i.e., automotive and railway
FRED contributes to tackling the challenges addressed in the AMPERE project by providing a device model and a scheduling infrastructure designed to guarantee bounded response times.
Delphine Longuet is a Formal Methods Research Engineer at Thales R&T. In this interview, Delphine talks about her experience as a woman in STEM and as a member of the AMPERE team.
The AMPERE consortium participates in a panel discussion titled: 'OpenMP for High Integrity systems: Moving responsibility from users to vendors' on 16 November 2020 at the ACM SIGPLAN conference on Systems, Programming, Languages, and Applications: Software for Humanity (SPLASH 2020).