Digital research infrastructure is the key to the future success of Canada’s research ecosystem

We must build a truly pan-Canadian digital research infrastructure that enables revolutionary artificial intelligence developments.

As the global demand for AI computing power soars, Canada’s lack of sovereign compute capacity is having a real impact on researchers who are unable to access sufficient resources to perform their work, writes Chad Gaffield. Unsplash photograph by BoliviaInteligente

Opinion

BY CHAD GAFFIELD

September 25, 2024

Canada is facing a turbulent, uncertain, and competitive world in which leading countries are increasingly relying on knowledge, understanding, and innovation.

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