Europe invests €387.8M in computing infrastructure

Europe is strengthening its artificial intelligence computing network through a €387.8 million contract with the French state-owned company "Poll," aimed at creating a new colossal computing system called "LUMI-AI" in Finland. The system's goal is to increase AI computing capacity by about ten times and reduce dependence on external capabilities, supporting the training of advanced AI models and the execution of large-scale scientific simulations. The system is expected to go live in the second half of 2027, boosting Europe's competitiveness in technology. This move is a significant step in Europe's plan to enhance its technological sovereignty and establish an advanced research infrastructure.

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