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The Open Source Experience starts tomorrow!
4 & 5 décember
Palais des Congrès - Paris Porte Maillot
It promises to be a particularly intense two days, during which we and our 2 partners (EDF and CNRS) look forward to seeing you on our joint stand in C23.
This will be an opportunity to create the event within the event.
United by a single strong conviction:
" Yes, the players in research, industry and innovation, large public and private groups, SMEs and start-ups can all work together to make Open Source a lever for sustainable, ethical and sovereign innovation! "
We are offering you an exceptional line-up of 24 mini-conferences: ‘one every 20 minutes’.
And, of course, you can count on our LINAGORIENS and LINAGORIENNES to give you a warm welcome and present our latest news and success stories.
4 décember 2024
- How do you ensure the MCO of a stack (HDP) that no longer has a community? by Gaël LAGO
- Why did the "Conseil National des Barreux" choose Twake Workplace? by Yassin BENHADDOU
- How to build a fully Open Source Digital Workplace with Twake par Anton SHEPILOV et Diana POTOKINA
- Jmap: the protocol that is revolutionising email by Benoit TELLIER
5 décember 2024
- Combining digital identity and security with OpenID-Connect by Xavier GUIMARD
- LinShare : What's new at the Ministry of the Interior? by Walid BOUDICHE
- Open Source as a vector for optimisation and savings for the French Administration by Yassin BENHADDOU
- Find out more about OpenLLM France and its LUCIE model by Michel-Marie MAUDET
- How does LinTO Studio equip the European Commission? by Jean-Pierre LORRE
- LINAGORA Open Source Software Assurance: The contract of trust for Free Software by Yassin BENHADDOU
Reminder: The aim of the OpenLLM France community is to develop LUCIE, the 1st truly Open Source and sovereign LLM, with 100% transparent training data.
Initiated in the summer of 2023 by LINAGORA, the OpenLLM community now includes more than 800 public and private players, bringing together researchers, startups and French and European companies, with the aim of creating generative AI digital commons.
LUCIE training: the training was carried out on GENCI's Jean ZAY supercomputer, with the aim of processing 3,000 billion tokens.
Stay tuned !
Not forgetting the programme of 130 conferences at the show
