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6 February 2013

The next generation of scientific computing

Leaders from academia and industry came together last week at CERN to discuss the IT requirements for the next generation of research infrastructures. Participants worked on outlining the IT requirements of the next generation of scientific research infrastructures in Europe, as well as discussing procurement plans and building a joint technology roadmap.

 

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