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ISED launches consultation on AI computing power

News | 06/27/2024 1:29 pm EDT
ISED launches consultation on AI computing power
AI concept (image by BlackJack3D via iStock).

The department of Innovation, Science and Economic Development (ISED) has launched a consultation on artificial intelligence, with an eye on determining how to provide the necessary computing power for AI in Canada, as well as keeping AI talent at home.

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