CSC Surf and Nokia have successfully achieved a 12 Tbit/s data transfer rate to prepare long-haul networks for the upcoming LUMI AI supercomputer and AI factories. This breakthrough is expected to significantly enhance data processing capabilities for AI-driven applications.
CSC Surf and Nokia Achieve 12 Tbit/s Data Transfer for AI Supercomputer Network
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CSC Surf and Nokia reach a 12 Tbit/s data transfer milestone, paving the way for advanced AI supercomputing.
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