Japan and the EU boost collaboration on HPC
Participants from the recent HANAMI events examined key scientific challenges and discussed how collaboration frameworks could evolve in the coming years.
Credit: HANAMI
The HANAMI project, a flagship European–Japanese initiative in high-performance computing (HPC), has reinforced international scientific cooperation by hosting two major high-level events in Chamonix, France. Bringing together leading researchers, policymakers and HPC experts from Europe and Japan, the meetings combined in-depth scientific exchange with strategic discussions on the future of bilateral collaboration.
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