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European Parliament Endorses EuroHPC Exascale Initiative

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Authors: Steve Conway, Bob Sorensen, Alex Norton, and Earl Joseph

Publication Date: July 2018

Length: 5 pages

Category: Special Report
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This report looks at the European approach to developing both exascale computers and an indigenous, self-sufficient HPC supply chain in Europe. In recent years the EU and its Member States, along with countries including China, Japan, and the United States, have increasingly recognized the strategic importance of investing more heavily in supercomputing to accelerate scientific and industrial innovation.

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