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About the programme
Under Specific Objective 1 – High-Performance Computing (HPC) Digital Europe aims to strengthen the EU’s supercomputing and data processing capacities.
Actions under this Specific Objective are mainly managed by the Euro HPC Joint Untertaking (EuroHPC JU). EuroHPC issues yearly work programmes indicating actions that are planned within Digital Europe, among other programmes.
For the period 2025-2027, activities will focus on the following activities:
Additionally, budget for HPC is foreseen under the 2025-2027 main work programme for the completion of the main components of Destination Earths, aiming to achieve a full digital twin of the earth by 2030.
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