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Lack of supercomputing power is impairing Canada’s research and business innovation

Mark Lowey
December 13, 2023

Lack of supercomputing power is hobbling Canadian research and business innovation and driving scientists to other countries that have the resource, say experts in high-performance computing systems.

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Organizations:	Alberta Machine Intelligence Institute (AMII), Argonne National Laboratory, Boeing, Denvr Dataworks, Global Market Insights, Government of Canada, Hyperion Research, Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, McGill University, Mila - Quebec AI Institute, NVIDIA, Queen's University, Sandia National Laboratories, Simon Fraser University, U.K. government, U.S. Department of Energy, U.S. government, University of Toronto, University of Victoria, University of Waterloo, and Vector Institute
People:	Dave King, Dr. Ryan Grant, PhD, and Hessam Mirsadeghi
Topics:	applications for supercomputers, benefits of supercomputers, brain drain due to lack of Canada's supercomputing resources, building a world-class supercomputer in Canada, Canada's five major supercomputers, Canada's global competitiveness in supercomputing, Canada's lack of supercomputing power, commercial supercomputing services, cost of supercomputers, digital twins created by supercomputers, federal investment in supercomputing infrastructure, financial return on investment from supercomputers, Frontier exascale supercomputer, GPU-accelerated supercomputers, high-performance computing systems, lack of supercomputer power for Canadian researchers and businesses, modular approach to building supercomputers, need for long-term government funding for Canada's supercomputing infrastructure, other countries investing in supercomputers, research on artificial intelligence, supercomputers in innovation, supercomputers needed for AI databases, Top 500 fastest supercomputing systems in the world, value of global high-performance computing market, and very large exascale supercomputers

Lack of supercomputing power is impairing Canada’s research and business innovation

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