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CERN and Mistral plan a Large Physics Model for collider science

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CERN and Mistral have signed an intent to build an unreleased Large Physics Model for high-energy physics.

CERN and Mistral signed a statement of intent on October 15, 2026, to develop foundation models for scientific discovery, beginning with high-energy physics. The planned centerpiece is one pretrained Large Physics Model for collider physics, intended to support collision reconstruction, particle identification, anomaly flagging, and detector-design evaluation. The model would train on billions of simulated LHC collisions and has not been released. CERN cites about one exabyte of stored LHC data and expects a tenfold rise in collisions with the HL-LHC around 2030. The agreement is not a model release; wider scientific use is described as possible later.

Key facts
  • Statement of intent signed October 15, 2026; no model released.
  • Initial focus is high-energy physics, with possible wider scientific use.
  • Planned model would train on billions of simulated LHC collisions.
  • CERN cites about one exabyte of stored LHC experimental data.
  • HL-LHC expected around 2030, with about ten times more collisions.
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  1. Oct 15, 2026CERN and Mistral sign a statement of intent. · Hacker News

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  • Hacker NewsDates the intent agreement and describes the unreleased Large Physics Model.

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  1. · 6d ago Hacker News · securityFirst report

    CERN and Mistral plan a foundation model for collider physics

    The planned Large Physics Model would train on billions of simulated LHC collisions and is not released.

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