TOKYO -- The Japanese government will cover half the cost of a new supercomputer being built in Hokkaido, which alone will triple the nation's processing capabilities for developing generative artificial intelligence.
The cloud service provider Sakura Internet is assembling the supercomputer in Ishikari city. The supercomputer is expected to begin service as soon as next year, specializing in large language model training necessary for developing generative AI.
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