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Press releaseGlobeNewswire· July 28, 2026

BULL ET KALRAY S'ASSOCIENT POUR DÉVELOPPER LA PROCHAINE GÉNÉRATION DE RÉSEAUX À HAUTE VITESSE POUR L'ÈRE DE L'IA

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BULL ET KALRAY S'ASSOCIENT POUR DÉVELOPPER LA PROCHAINE GÉNÉRATION DE RÉSEAUX À HAUTE VITESSE POUR L'ÈRE DE L'IA Grenoble, le 28 juillet 2026 – Bull, leader dans le calcul avancé et l’intelligence artificielle, et Kalray (Euronext Growth Paris : ALKAL), spécialiste des technologies matérielles et logicielles pour le ca…
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  • The development of new interconnect solutions is a strategic milestone to meet the needs of future generations of supercomputers and AI infrastructure; the collaboration with Kalray allows Bull to develop advanced technologies, particularly for Cloud and AI, and build extremely high-performance solutions, while supporting European technological sovereignty by producing a chip integrating the most advanced technology nodes.

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  • The agreement with Bull confirms the relevance of Kalray's technological vision and the quality of its teams' innovations; the collaboration aims to develop solutions enabling the next generation of AI and HPC, and to create long-term value for customers worldwide.

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