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Memory, not processors, remains Europe's supercomputing weakness, Bull CEO says

By Leo Marchandon Oct 2 (Reuters) – Europe is increasingly able to source the components used in its supercomputers locally, but memory remains the biggest gap in the…

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By Leo Marchandon Oct 2 (Reuters) – Europe is increasingly able to source the components used in its supercomputers locally, but memory remains the biggest gap in the supply chain, the head of French

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