Britain’s £225M Isambard-AI supercomputer has gone live to power public health, climate, and safety-focused AI projects.
The UK’s most powerful publicly accessible AI supercomputer, Isambard-AI, has been officially switched on in Bristol. Named after the famous 19th-century engineer Isambard Kingdom Brunel, the £225 million machine marks a significant step in Britain’s ambition to lead in artificial intelligence research.
”New medical tools and early-warning systemsThe supercomputer is already fueling projects with the potential to reshape health and safety. One such initiative is being led by Dima Damen, who is developing a model trained on thousands of hours of footage showing how humans move. Using wearable cameras, this model aims to predict human behavior in real time.
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