Training large models of artificial intelligence requires a quantity of processing that few Brazilian centers can offer today. A new supercomputer front in Rio de Janeiro was announced with estimated investment in R$ 1,276 billion over five years and technological partnership with the Chinese Huawei and iFlytek. What will be built with...
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Training large models of artificial intelligence requires a quantity of processing that few Brazilian centers can offer today. A new supercomputer front in Rio de Janeiro was announced with estimated investment in R$ 1,276 billion over five years and technological partnership with the Chinese Huawei and iFlytek. What will be built with...