More computing power, more jobs? Denmark boosts its AI supercomputer
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The 500 million DKK (approximately €67 million) investment in Denmark’s AI supercomputer could help create businesses and jobs and enable public institutions to use AI securely, according to Tuesday’s announcement.
Denmark is pouring another 500 million DKK (approximately €67 million) into one of the world’s most powerful supercomputers, backed by pharmaceutical giant Novo Nordisk Foundation, under plans announced on Tuesday.The funding will support its supercomputer Gefion’s infrastructure and operations at the Danish Centre for AI Innovation (DCAI), which runs the machine, according to an announcement from the Export and Investment Fund of Denmark.Further details of how the funding will be used and when the additional capacity will be available have not been revealed.Denmark launched its supercomputer Gefion in 2024 with 1,528 Nvidia chips.
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