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Programmes Digital, Industry & Space HPC AI, data & cloudThe FFPlus project has opened the first out of six round of open calls to set up experiments with supercomputers and to scale up generative AI applications.
FFplus is a European initiative highlighting and promoting the adoption of High-Performance Computing (HPC) by SMEs and start-ups across Europe, showing the business benefits and impacts of adopting HPC and AI in real business models.
There are two types of open calls:
More information can be found on the FFPlus website, for questions you can also contact the Flemish Supercomputer Center (VSC) via this link.
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