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Franck Cappello

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Franck Cappello is a French and American computer scientist working at Argonne National Laboratory. He was awarded the IEEE Computer Society Charles Babbage Award in 2024 and named an ACM Fellow in 2025 for contributions to parallel and distributed computing, resilience, and scientific data reduction, and an IEEE Fellow in 2017 for contributions to high-performance computing, fault tolerance, and grid-based computing.

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French and American 1
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Charles Babbage Award 2
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1. Franck Cappello - Wikipedia
  • Introduction
    Franck Cappello is a French and American computer scientist
  • In Field: Distributed Computing, Lead
    He was awarded the IEEE Computer Society Charles Babbage Award in 2024, and named as an ACM Fellow in 2025, "for contributions to parallel/distributed computing, resilience, and scientific data reduction" and IEEE Fellow, class of 2017 "for contributions to high-performance computing, fault tolerance, and grid-based computing".
  • In Field: Parallel Computing, Lead
    He was awarded the IEEE Computer Society Charles Babbage Award in 2024, and named as an ACM Fellow in 2025, "for contributions to parallel/distributed computing, resilience, and scientific data reduction" and IEEE Fellow, class of 2017 "for contributions to high-performance computing, fault tolerance, and grid-based computing".
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2. Wikidata: Franck Cappello
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