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Why does the Royal Library of Sweden need HPC? [Video]

RISE NLU Group will train English BERT model using multiple GPUs on the EuroHPC JU system Vega.

National Library of Sweden Has Now Access to VEGA

The National Library of Sweden has been awarded development access to the Vega EuroHPC JU system for the development of speech-to-text transformation software.

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ENCCS is the Swedish node of the EuroCC3 project.

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