Canada Commits $2 Billion to AI Computing Infrastructure and Support for SMBs

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- The Canadian government commits $2 billion for AI computing power enhancement.
- Minister François-Philippe Champagne claims strategy addresses all compute needs.
- $300 million allocated for affordable AI compute for small businesses.
- $1 billion dedicated to establishing public supercomputing infrastructure.
- Stakeholders like Ben Davies support funding for AI innovation expansion.
- Dana O’Born emphasizes need for local engagement in fund deployment.
- Funding is part of a broader Liberal strategy to prioritize AI.
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