Denmark wants its AI supercomputer to power new businesses and jobs
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Denmark wants its AI supercomputer to power new businesses and jobs
The 500 million DKK (€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.
An investment of 500 million in the company behind the supercomputer Gefion is intended to spread secure and superior AI.
IT company Netcompany is buying into the Danish Centre for AI Innovation (DCAI), the company behind Denmark's supercomputer Gefion.
The Danish Centre for AI Innovation (DCAI), the company behind Gefion, Denmark’s artificial intelligence supercomputer, is expanding its shareholder base, with Netcompany joining existing shareholders EIFO and Novo Nordisk Foundation. The three partners are jointly investing an additional DKK 500 million in DCAI, with the aim of […] The article Netcompany invests in DCAI, the company that operates the Gefion supercomputer appeared first on FLIGH…
Denmark backs sovereign AI ambitions with €67M investment in Gefion operator DCAI
Danish Centre for AI Innovation (DCAI) is receiving a €67 million (DKK 500 million) investment, including €43.6 million (DKK 325 million) from new shareholder Netcompany and a further €20.1 million (D...
Denmark allocates around €67 million for the expansion of one of the most powerful supercomputers dedicated to artificial intelligence. Authorities hope that the investment will help companies and researchers develop new technologies, products and services that could generate business and jobs. The project aims to expand the Gefion supercomputer, launched in 2024, which is approaching [...]
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