The Danish eInfrastructure Cooperation (DeIC) and the University of Southern Denmark have signed a declaration of intent about establishing a national super computer centre at SDU. The super computer will be used by all Danish universities and by researchers from all fields.
The full press release can be read at deic.dk.
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