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Why LUMI AI Factory is shifting supercomputing to a software-defined platform

CSC's Pekka Manninen

"Supercomputers used to work the same way for decades, and now there's a complete paradigm shift in how people want to use them" - Pekka Manninen

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Director Pekka Manninen explains how CSC is evolving LUMI into a software-defined HPC infrastructure to handle simulation, AI training, and inference demand

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