EuroHPC

Canada has joined the European Union's supercomputing network, giving Canadian researchers access to the bloc's high-performance computing infrastructure. Officials say talks on further connections are expected to follow, deepening transatlantic scientific cooperation. The move links Canada to EuroHPC resources at a time when governments are racing to expand computing capacity for research and artificial intelligence work.

Canada is set to join the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking, the EU's high-performance computing network, becoming one of the first non-European countries to do so. The move would give Canadian researchers access to the bloc's supercomputers and strengthen transatlantic cooperation on advanced computing. Details of the timing and terms of Canada's participation have not been fully laid out yet.