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Canada becomes the 39th member of EuroHPC, gaining access to Europe's supercomputers and AI Factories

The EuroHPC Joint Undertaking says Canada joined at the 30 October EU–Canada summit in Montréal; Canadian researchers can now use its 12 procured supercomputers, 19 AI Factories and quantum systems.

Read at EuroHPC Joint Undertaking

+ Prime Minister of Canada: joint statement + European Commission

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