02 Nov 2026
Canada becomes 39th participating state in EuroHPC Joint Undertaking
On Friday 30 October 2026, at the EU–Canada Summit in Montréal, Canada officially became the 39th participating state of the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking (JU), joining forces with European partners to strengthen Europe’s supercomputing capabilities.
Canada has joined EuroHPC JU, a European funding agency created under EU law, which pools European and national resources to procure supercomputing infrastructure and invest in research in supercomputing technologies, software and competences. Along with EuroHPC JU’s other Participating States, Canada will be able to access European HPC, AI and Quantum compute resources provided by the JU. Canadian scientists will also be able to collaborate with European counterparts on leading edge European scientific and technological projects in artificial intelligence (AI), HPC and Quantum. This initiative will support the EU’s mission of achieving strategic autonomy in HPC, AI and quantum computing, and help build a world-class supercomputing ecosystem in Europe.
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