Storm Nelson is blowing hard this Thursday, March 28 in the morning and vibrating the windows of the Parisian suburban tower which houses the discreet Technological Operations Center (or “TOC”) of Paris 2024. Not enough to distract its occupants with their eyes fixed on a sea of control screens and everything committed to their mission: to make all the computer systems deployed during the Olympic and Paralympic Games work perfectly.
Feedback of data and results, worldwide distribution of images and even accreditations of athletes and volunteers... the entire digital system of the Olympic Games and its 150 applications and software are controlled from this 610 m² room.
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