Finland Offers South African Researchers a Route to Lumi Supercomputer

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Finland has offered to help South African researchers gain access to Lumi, one of Europe’s most powerful supercomputers, as the two countries try to turn long-standing goodwill into a formal AI partnership. The offer came at a South Africa–Finland AI dialogue hosted by the Finnish embassy at the National Research Foundation in Pretoria. But no [...]

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