Europe is expanding its network of publicly funded AI supercomputers with a €387.8 million (A$628.3 million) system from French state-owned Bull, as part of a push to close a computing deficit with the US and China.
This is Bull’s largest contract ever, the company told Reuters on Monday, just months after the French state carved the business out of debt-laden Atos for up to €404 million.
The European Union’s supercomputing …
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