Public Audiovisual partners also opt for Thésée Datacenter and TV5 Monde have partnered with Thésée Datacenter to assist with their transition to cloud solutions The migration aims to make the media companies more resilient against the risks of cyber attacks reduce the environmental impact of broadcasting activities and to "accelerate" the transition to cloud solutions Thésée Datacenter is a Tier IV Uptime Institute Design-certified data center located in Aubergenville The data center was inaugurated in July 2021; at the time the site totaled one building with 6,000 sqm (64,500 sq ft) of floorspace across two rooms The company aims to eventually build six data centers at the site and is powered by 100 percent renewable energy from partner EDF ensuring data is stored and processed in the European Economic Area "This partnership with Thésée Datacenter demonstrates within TAP (Public Audiovisual Technologies) knows how to seize opportunities for collaboration We share the same commitments to energy efficiency and ecological transition while remaining committed to technological excellence," said Frédéric Brochard director of Technologies and Information Systems at France Télévisions "We are honored to support public audiovisual stakeholders in their transition to a responsible digital infrastructure we make it a point of honor to combine technological excellence and respect for environmental commitments," added Antoine Fournier France Télévisions has been working with TVU Networks to help transition its content production workflows to the cloud since August 2023, according to a report from TVTechnology DCD has reached out for further information about France Télévision's data center strategy 2023 saw UK broadcasters move en masse to the cloud, with the Independent Television News, ITV, and Channel 4 among those to make the shift During the 2024 Paris Olympics cloud computing surpassed satellites as the main method of broadcasting coverage Data Centre Dynamics Ltd (DCD), 32-38 Saffron Hill, London, EC1N 8FH Email. [email protected]DCD is a subsidiary of InfraXmedia The three partners of Ateliers O-S architectes have complementary personalities which often leads them to combine interests and collaborate in other fields such as visual art or landscape architecture Committed to controlling the entire production chain—from image to drawing from plan to manufacturing—and with a conscious and responsible neo-artisanal approach to the project the studio develops proposals of public interest ranging from social housing to cultural facilities They regularly participate in international competitions where their projects are regularly recognized and attention to detail characterize their work Advocates of an evolutionary and flexible architecture the architects explore and reveal the potential uses and activities unique to each location This approach results in buildings that house unexpected treasures and great spatial potential while simultaneously integrating into a discreet Archive Architecture Ready? Jump in! Head to Feel Jump the trampoline park in the Family Village shopping center in Aubergenville for family fun on the huge trampolines in this indoor playground from 3-year-old pitchouns (who must be accompanied by an adult on trampolines up to the age of 5) to thrill-seeking seniors a pool of foam cubes to try your hand at somersaults.. Everything has been designed to give you maximum thrills ending with the Feel towerand its free-falls up to 5 metres high Price: €12.50 per person per hour of jumping €7.50 per additional hour (price per person) or per accompanying adult for children aged 3 to 5 Refer your establishment, click here Promote your event, click here Text description provided by the architects. Located on the Aubergenville plateau overlooking the Seine shortly before Mantes-la-Jolie, the Vincent Van Gogh high school is located not far from the city center between fields, a suburban area, and a large social housing complex. It was designed by architect Jean-François Laurent and inaugurated in 1991. The building emerges from the cultivated plains to culminate towards the hall, a high point identified by its urban forecourt. A star-shaped organization distributes 3 antennas that successively house the administration with the artistic and linguistic poles, the scientific department, and a catering of 600 covers which is organized in 7 dining rooms distributed around a refrigerated fountain. © Cyrille WeinerIn order to optimize the entrance and exit flows which today are congested at a single point, the project offers an extension of approximately 2m of the three facades on the ground floor, in the form of a covered and closed gallery. AxonometricThis new habitable thickness enables: - to solve the problems of waiting by channeling the flows of the pupils, for a better organization and circulation of the flows, to free up the plan and open up the catering areas, to offer more surface than the existing right-of-way for a controlled price, to offer largely glazed facades at both ends of the dining room in order to compensate in light for the depth of the space, to give clarity and coherence to the project. © Cyrille WeinerThe extension gallery adds a plinth to the ground floor of the building. The project offers visual transparency from east to west, as well as identity and new readability. In addition to this transversality, the gallery goes all around the building to offer light and space, both for the technical spaces and for the active spaces. A grid of steel posts punctuates the new facades on the periphery of the existing building. The facades are organized according to the program, offering large openings that reveal the interior volumetry. The east and west facades (dining room) are fully glazed to allow light to penetrate deeply, while the kitchen facade is clad in metal cladding panels. © Cyrille WeinerThe project reactivates a low volume lacking light that is extended on its limits and increases the surface of the equipment, without touching the upper floors. It proceeds by lateral expansion and extrusion, offering the minimum but necessary thickness to breathe new life into existing spaces and totally requalify them. It is a new envelope, a subtle device that works in contrast with the existing frame. You'll now receive updates based on what you follow Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors If you have done all of this and still can't find the email Company plans six buildings and 30,000 sq ft of floorspace across three hectare campus Thésée DataCenters has inaugurated its first data center in Aubergenville has 6,000 sqm (64,500 sq ft) of floorspace across two rooms It has been certified Tier IV by the Uptime Institute Thésée DataCenters president Christophe Bouniol told local press this week that the company plans to have six buildings and more than 30,000 sqm (323,000 sq ft) of floor space across a three-hectare site The company plans to construct a new building every 18 to 20 months with the total investment in the site reportedly reaching €100 million ($118.8 million) It reportedly invested €15 million ($17.8 million) for the first phase of development with construction beginning in February 2020 Thésée DataCenters is funded by Groupe IDEC Invest, the real estate investment wing of French engineering firm Groupe IDEC, and French bank Banque des Territoires. Both companies have a 24.9 percent stake in the company while a network of French banks have also supported funding for this project the company is promoting data sovereignty as a benefit of its services; “We escape the law of the Cloud Act and interests customers in security to follow up on ANSSI's desire to keep the data of French companies in French data centers,” said Bouniol The facility relies on indirect free cooling technology and an adiabatic process a digital twin was designed by HPE and Wattdesign The digital twin is reportedly still available to customers to help optimize server location French hosting company SAFEO has been announced as a customer of TDC01 Customers will begin moving in from August There have been plans to develop a data center on the site since 2017, but there were delays in construction due to sulfur pollution in the ground Data Centre Dynamics Ltd (DCD), 32-38 Saffron Hill, London, EC1N 8FH Email. [email protected]DCD is a subsidiary of InfraXmedia You don't have permission to access the page you requested What is this page?The website you are visiting is protected.For security reasons this page cannot be displayed PARIS (AP) — French carmaker Renault said Friday it will cut 15,000 jobs worldwide as part of a 2 billion-euro ($2.2 billion) cost-cutting plan as a brutal drop in industry sales during the pandemic worsened the company's pre-existing problems which employs 180,000 and is already negotiating a bailout with the French government said nearly 4,600 jobs will be cut in France and more than 10,000 in the rest of the world over three years It will shrink its global production capacity from 4 million vehicles in 2019 to 3.3 million by 2024 Chairman Jean-Dominique Senard said at a news conference that "each decision each cost cut has been weighed at length with employees in mind." Senard said the company will rely on voluntary departures to meet its targeted cuts and is starting talks with unions Renault's leadership is "convinced that these are the right decisions," he said The COVID-19 crisis "only adds to the emergency of this plan." The company is suspending plans to increase capacity in Morocco and Romania It is also considering adapting its facilities in Russia to new products and will stop producing Renault-branded fuel-powered cars in China "No to shutdown" read banners unfurled by dozens of workers protesting outside the plant on Friday Renault said it wants to focus its 13 other French sites on "areas with a promising future" including electric vehicles light commercial vehicles and high value-added innovation expressed concerns over the future of several French plants and denounced what he saw as a "very clear intention to wipe definitively from France vehicle production capacities." He called for more protests to put pressure on Renault's leadership "We think we will need to find ways to protest and oppose the plan." Gache said that cuts at Renault would likely lead to many more job losses more widely in the industry among suppliers and equipment manufacturers said no other factory closure has been decided at this stage in France or abroad the former head of Volkswagen's Seat brand will provide his "strategic vision" when he starts on July 1 Renault came into the coronavirus crisis in particularly bad shape: Its alliance with Nissan and Mitsubishi is a major global auto player but has struggled since the 2018 arrest of its longtime star CEO Carlos Ghosn Nissan said this week that it will close factories in Spain and Indonesia and reported its first losses in years in 2019 The French government is Renault's single biggest shareholder with a 15% stake and has been in talks on a 5 billion-euro loan guarantee Senard said he expects the government loan guarantee to be formally signed soon Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire earlier this week that the group's survival is at stake The crisis is not hitting all automakers equally: while Renault is cutting billions in costs Volkswagen is investing the same sum - 2 billion euros ($2.2 billion) - to expand its presence in China's electric car industry in the biggest foreign investment announced since the country's economy began to reopen following the coronavirus pandemic A VISIT from the Queen was the highlight of a trip to Horndean by 11 residents of its French twin town Aubergenville The royalty in question was Laurine Catélion Reine is a French girl’s name which translates as ‘Queen’ and 18-year-old Laurine’s regal role is to be the ambassadrice de charme – charming ambassador – for the town It was the first time the Aubergenville party had brought the reigning Queen to Horndean for its annual visit and it was also Laurine’s first visit to England she started a languages degree at the University of Nanterre but a few months later changed paths and is now studying to become a veterinary assistant the visitors and their hosts attended a concert to mark the 40th anniversary of the founding of the Horndean Band enjoyed a sausage and cider evening at The Victoria Inn in West Marden marvelled at the mosaic floors of Fishbourne Roman Palace tucked into a barbecue and visited Butser Ancient Farm before returning to France on September 23 A Horndean Parish Twinning Association party will make a return visit to Aubergenville from May 29 to June 1 next year Tel: 01252 725224 [email protected]Follow us Further Links Owned or licensed to Tindle Newspapers Ltd | Independent Family-Owned Newspapers | Copyright & Trade Mark Notice & 2013 - 2025