At JUPITER’s inauguration ceremony in Jülich, attended by Germany Chancellor Friedrich Merz, the Jülich Supercomputing Centre and NVIDIA unveiled ways the supercomputer is already spurring innovation across the world.
We have all the technology in Europe. We know how to make the chips AND the chip factories etc. Just nobody wants to do it here, so we deliver the tech to elsewhere.
If EU want to become relevant in future industry then it’ll have to do decades of catching up, yes.
One way to kickstart it is to have military only procure EU produced chips. It’ll be redonkulously expensive, but it’s also a necessity for domestic security.
This announcement is like putting lipstick on a pig, instead.
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I just found the irony remarkable.
We have all the technology in Europe. We know how to make the chips AND the chip factories etc. Just nobody wants to do it here, so we deliver the tech to elsewhere.
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If EU want to become relevant in future industry then it’ll have to do decades of catching up, yes.
One way to kickstart it is to have military only procure EU produced chips. It’ll be redonkulously expensive, but it’s also a necessity for domestic security.
This announcement is like putting lipstick on a pig, instead.
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Honestly, not sure if it does more good than bad 😟
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And a pig!
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Maybe NOT celebrate it in buy European?
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