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Programmes Digital, Industry & Space HPC AI ContinentThe FFplus project has opened its second FFplus Open Call for Business Experiments. This call provides an opportunity for SMEs and startups across Europe —with no prior experience in high-performance computing (HPC) — to explore how these technologies can benefit and advance their own business development, with funding of up to €200,000 per project available. All submissions must be made by 26 August 2025 (17:00 Brussels time).
Who can apply?
Opportunities for companies active in generative AI?
Eligible costs:
Full details can be found in the call document.
For more info or support please visit www.enccb.be/FFPLUS-2025.
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