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Motoryacht Atlante is the latest project of CRN and Nuvolari Lenard design, which has been given much admiration. 55m Atlante stands out from the CRN fleet with her aggressive military inspired design.

Striking 55m Atlante

Nuvolari Lenard mentioned that the design had to meet the exact requirements of the owner, who wished the yacht would “aggressive, but at the same time proportionate”. The yacht feature 5 decks and 10.2m beam. In order to balance the styling, Nuvolari Lenard found innovative solutions, such as compartments for safety equipment that are integrated in the overall design, non-traditional bow and slide doors on the main deck. Interior design onboard was planed by Parisian design house Gillies & Bossier . Another outstanding design features on the yacht are handrails in polished steel with trapezoidal profile, stunning interior with Carrara and Verona marble, and smoked and black oak. To ensure an absolute privacy for the owner was provided, every detail was thoroughly considered by the designers.

Outstanding relaxation experience onboard

Design of the yacht was created to provide an excellent experience onboard. The lower deck features sunbathing area, Turkish bath, fitness area with Technogym equipment, home theatre and spacious party area, which can be accessed from the beach club. Four guest cabins are situated on the lower deck with a direct access to the main deck. Atlante accommodates 12 guests and 13 crew members.

Smoked and black oak with some beautiful marble create intimate atmosphere

The superyacht’s top speed reaches 15 knots and cruises at 14 knots powered by two Caterpillar engines.

At the bow of Atlante 55m

Previous projects by CRN on collaboration with Nuvolari Lenard included 72 metre Azteca, 43 metre Magnifica, 46 metre yachts Clarena and Paramour.  Nuvolari Lenard is Italian yacht design house famous for its design on a wide range of yachts, from production yachts to custom superyachts. The Italian yacht design house is one of the most creative design studios with more than 202 projects around the world. CRN is Italian Shipyard, part of the Ferretti Group, known for building and designing large steel superyachts. Its famous Emerald Star has driven their position as one of the leading designers and innovators in the super yacht industry. CRN scheduled its 46m Superconero and 77m CRN 135 to be launched in 2017.

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With its 55 metres in length, CRN’s mega yacht will head Ferretti Group’s fleet on display in Viareggio. Everything is ready for the first edition of the Versilia Yachting Rendez-Vous, to be held in Viareggio from 11 to 14 May, where the undisputed queen will be 55-metre yacht Atlante by CRN, the Italian shipbuilder and brand, part of the Ferretti Group, specialising in the construction of fully-custom steel and aluminium pleasure vessels between 40 and 100 metres. With its 55 metres in length, the Atlante will stand out in the Viareggio marina not only because of its size, but above all thanks to its strong and unique personality – its very sharp and purposefully clear-cut lines that draw inspiration from some of the typical features of military crafts have already turned the Atlante into an icon of international yachting. Visitors will be able to admire CRN’s mega yacht in the Italy Dock area. The yacht’s naval engineering was in charge of the shipyard itself, in cooperation with design firm Nuvolari Lenard, who took care of its exteriors, and Gilles & Boissier Interior Design, who pencilled its interior design. Held for the very first time this year, the Versilia Yachting Rendez-Vous will be a highly prestigious and exclusive stage for the Atlante and for Italian shipbuilding in its entirety, becoming a new reference event not only for sector professionals, but also for yachting enthusiasts, both in Italy and abroad.

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Mike Lynch, British tech trailblazer who died at sea after US trial acquittal

Mike Lynch, the tech tycoon who died when his luxury yacht sank off Sicily, spent more than a decade building Britain's biggest software company and almost as long again fighting charges he had inflated its value to secure a multi-billion-pound sale.

Lynch's body was retrieved on Thursday from the wreck of Monday's disaster, interior ministry official Massimo Mariani told Reuters . 

Lynch founded Autonomy in 1996 from his ground-breaking research at Cambridge University, and was lauded by shareholders, business leaders and politicians when he sold it to Hewlett-Packard for US$11 billion 15 years later.

But in late 2012, HP stunned Wall Street and the City of London by saying it had discovered a massive accounting scandal.

Lynch denied the charges.

HP wrote off US$8.8 billion of value and triggered 12 years of legal battles in courtrooms from London to San Francisco.

Lynch was known for his formidable intelligence, turning his cutting-edge academic research into a multi-billion pound tech business and becoming known as Britain's Bill Gates.

He did not shy away from clashing with critics of his company - including on one occasion Oracle's Larry Ellison - and took a central role in building his defence.

He hired the biggest names in Britain's legal and corporate communications professions, and invited some journalists into a room filled with neatly stacked piles of company documents to be briefed on its accounts. 

HP had been drawn to Autonomy's ability to search and organise unstructured information for clients, a killer application in a world of unlimited data, before the emergence of advanced artificial intelligence.

Lynch received about US$800 million for his stake in Autonomy.

A nod to Bayes Theorem

Autonomy's software used patented algorithms based on a mathematical formula developed in the 18th Century by Reverend Thomas Bayes. In a nod to the formula, Lynch had named his yacht that sank off Italy the Bayesian. 

HP pursued Lynch in a civil case in London's High Court for US$5 billion, with the entrepreneur spending 22 days in the witness box, one of the longest cross examinations in the UK. 

The US firm won much of the case in 2022 after the judge found that Lynch and a colleague had fraudulently concealed a "fire sale" of hardware and engaged in convoluted reselling schemes to mask a shortfall in sales of Autonomy's software, the business HP coveted.

Damages are still to be decided in the civil case.

Lynch then faced extradition to the US on criminal charges including wire fraud and conspiracy, where he could have faced decades in jail if found guilty. 

He took the stand in San Francisco in his own defence, denying wrongdoing and telling jurors that HP had botched the integration of its acquisition. 

"Autonomy was an extremely successful company," he said. 

Lynch was acquitted on all charges in June and freed after a year under house arrest.

He said he was "elated" and looking forward to returning to his family and his estate in Suffolk, England, where he had a herd of rare-breed cattle and many dogs.

As part of the celebration, Lynch invited those who had supported him to join his family on his 56-metre (184-foot) yacht for a sailing holiday around southern Italy.

Guests included his lawyer and a Morgan Stanley executive who had appeared as a character witness. 

The boat was at anchor, its sails down, when it was hit by a violent storm before dawn on Monday and sank quickly.

His wife survived but on Thursday their younger daughter was still missing, the last person unaccounted for after four other bodies were recovered.

The ship's chef was also found dead hours after the disaster.

UK tech champion

Lynch was born in 1965 and raised in Chelmsford near London. He said his parents, a nurse and a fireman, instilled in him an appreciation of the value of education.

At Cambridge University, he studied physics, mathematics and biochemistry, and went on to research signal processing for his doctorate.

His thesis is still one of the most widely consulted in the university's library, local media reports have said.

He founded Autonomy in 1996 and used some of the sale proceeds to become a champion of UK tech.

His venture capital firm Invoke backed Darktrace, a British cybersecurity company in the process of being sold to US firm Thoma Bravo for US$5.32 billion, and other tech businesses.

The married father of two daughters was keen to share his expertise. 

He advised the government on science and innovation, was on the boards of the BBC and British Library, and was a fellow of both the Royal Academy of Engineering and the Royal Society.

After his acquittal, he vowed to campaign against the extradition treaty between Britain and the United States, which British critics have long called too one-sided, and he told the BBC in August that he could not have been acquitted without the money to fund his defence. 

"You shouldn't need to have funds to protect yourself as a British citizen", he said.

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