Canada to join EU supercomputing network

Canada is joining the European Union's EuroHPC supercomputing network to give its companies, startups and researchers access to European compute for AI development. The network runs 14 supercomputers, 19 AI factories and 10 quantum computers on an €8.2 billion budget, with seven AI gigafactories planned next year at a total cost of €30 billion.

• EuroHPC Joint Undertaking has a budget of €8.2 billion
• Network includes 14 supercomputers, 19 AI factories and 10 quantum computers
• Seven AI gigafactories to be built next year at €30 billion total cost
• 38 countries already participate, including the UK, Norway and Switzerland