Denmark adds an additional 500 million kroner investment in AI supercomputer Gefion.
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Denmark said on November 10 it will add 500 million Danish kroner (about €66.9 million) to the Gefion AI supercomputer backed by the Novo Nordisk Foundation, funding infrastructure and operations at the Danish Centre for AI Innovation. The new capital comes on top of 700 million kroner (about €93.8 million) already committed by the state investment fund and the foundation, with the Export and Investment Fund of Denmark saying how the money will be used and when added capacity comes online has not been disclosed. Gefion, launched in 2024 with 1,528 Nvidia chips, is running near full capacity. Danish tech company Netcompany joins as a new investor, supplying software for access management, monitoring and security. The move matters as a small-state push to expand domestic compute for companies and researchers, and the next thing to watch is disclosure of the added capacity's timing and allocation.
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