
ETP4HPC Releases 6th Edition of its Strategic Research Agenda
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Authors: Mark Nossokoff and Bob Sorensen
Publication Date: March 202025
Length: 1 pages
The European Technology Platform for High Performance Computing (ETP4HPC) recently published the 6th edition of its Strategic Research Agenda (SRA 6). Published every two years, SRAs provide a snapshot of recent HPC-AI technology developments. New research domains and thematic trends include AI and foundational models, quantum and HPC, energy efficiency and sustainability, and ecosystem technologies. Perspectives on post-exascale and hardware programs focused on European sovereignty are also provided.
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