Consortium

DYMAN is a 3-year EIC Pathfinder Challenges project that brings together 10 partners from four European countries (Spain, Germany, Italy, and Belgium).

This diversity, in terms of organisation types and geographic location, ensures that the project results will reach different communities and countries and can contribute with complementary views and approaches

IDP

Large enterprise (Coordinator); also leads the demonstration and virtual validation activities (WP5).

IDP is a global and multi-sector technical services company, founded in 1998, working in the fields of engineering, environment, architecture, and ICT. IDP has offices in Spain, Peru, and Chile. IDP is an expert in BIM methodology applied to construction, including the integration of Virtual Reality, Common Data Structures, etc. IDP has developed, implemented and advanced their proprietary Digital Twin platform based on BIM (DTwin) and webAPI services in different EU-funded projects’ use cases, such as SPHERE and DIGICHECKS.

Sorption Technologies

Sorption Technologies (SOR) is a European manufacturing company of adsorption chillers with headquarters and production plant in Germany, and R&D facility in Italy. We develop, design and produce customized thermal chiller solutions, that need primarily heat instead of electricity. Our adsorption chillers use solid sorbent -silica gel- and natural refrigerant R718 -pure water- with GWP = 0; they require “low temperature” heat from 55°C to work and this allows electricity savings between 60% and 80% compared to a traditional electric chiller, with a consequent reduction in CO2 produced.

Cibelios

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Energy Aware Solutions

We believe in sustainable data centers, and efficient HPC/AI computing.

Gain +20% efficacy per watt, or +20% more jobs.

How? With the new software standard for CPU and GPU: Energy Aware Runtime.

EAR is a powerful energy and power management software stack. EAR does monitoring, analysis, reporting, powercap and optimization!

It is hardware independent, configurable, live at runtime and non-intrusive. Deep tech but user-friendly.

Some of our clients: Leibniz Supercomputing Centre, EDF, SURF, Barcelona Supercomputing Center, and EU research projects…

University of Torino

University of Torino (UniTo) aims to characterize compute and energy profiles of cloud-HPC workloads, contribute to the definition of a next-generation data center’s digital twin, and test and validate the project outcomes on the HPC4AI premises.

Founded in 1404, UniTo is one of the largest Italian Universities. Since 2018, the Computer Science Department has hosted the data center for the open-access laboratory on HPC for Artificial Intelligence (HPC4AI). HPC4AI encompasses an OpenStack cloud, a Slurm HPC cluster, and several prototypes, such as the world’s first AI server with two-phase cooling. Proudly, the HPC4AI 250KW Tier-3 data center is among the greenest worldwide and, even more proudly, designed for researchers and students.

CNR

CNR ICCOM Pisa leads the materials and subcomponents development tasks (WP2). Moreover, CNR collaborates with SOR on the adsorber design for central and in-rack data centre cooling systems (WP3).

CNR ICCOM Pisa established in 2001 and in October 2024 hosted 36 permanent staff units, including 25 researchers, 11 technicians and a number of PhD students and Postdocs. Research activities at ICCOM Pisa are focused on the development of new synthetic strategies and analytical, spectroscopic and computational methods for applications in fundamental research fields such as materials chemistry, renewable energy, green-chemistry, sorption cooling and heat storage.

InQuattro

IN QUATTRO’s innovative two-phase cooling technology delivers advanced thermal management for HPC servers while enabling efficient integration in sorption heat pumps, combining high-performance cooling with sustainable energy applications.

In Quattro’s two-phase cooling system is an advanced thermal management solution designed for High-Performance Computing (HPC) servers and data centers. It uses the principle of evaporation and condensation of a dielectric fluid to efficiently remove heat from high-power processors and other electronic components.

The two-phase cooling, or evaporative liquid cooling technology represents a significant advancement in server thermal management, offering higher cooling capacity, improved efficiency, and greater flexibility compared to traditional cooling methods.

Comet Global Innovation

Comet G.I. is a private entity specialising in technological innovation based in Barcelona, Spain.
One of Comet G.I.’s main missions is managing, communicating, and disseminating R&D&i projects and effectively commercialising projects and initiatives financed by the local, national, or European public and private sectors.

Comet G.I. is led by a team of highly qualified experts in their areas of knowledge, with more than 25 years of experience developing advanced research projects aimed at achieving the sustainable development goals (SDGs) framed in the 2030 Agenda.

Building Digital Twin Association

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Barcelona Supercomuting Center

BSC is one of the leading supercomputing centres in Europe and hosts one of the most powerful supercomputers in the world, MareNostrum 5. It specialises in High Performance Computing (HPC) and has a dual mission: to provide supercomputing infrastructure and services to the Spanish and European scientific communities, and to generate knowledge and technology for transfer to society. The centre manages the Spanish Supercomputing Network (RES) and is one of the hosting entities of the EuroHPC JU, the European initiative leading large-scale investment and deployment of HPC in Europe.