Europe can train sovereign frontier AI model by 2028 using existing public supercomputers federated with low-communication training—five years faster than waiting for new gigawatt datacenters delayed by 7.6-year grid connection times, GitHub report finds.

GitHub - sammysltd/euromesh: A sourced model and short report: can Europe train a sovereign frontier AI model on the public compute it already owns, while gigawatt datacenters wait years for grid power?

A sourced model and short report on a single question: Can Europe stand up a sovereign frontier-class AI model now, by federating the public compute it already owns, while the gigawatt datacenters it is planning take years to connect to the grid? The answer the model gives is yes, as a stopgap. Europe already operates tens of exaflops of public AI compute across the EuroHPC supercomputers and the national AI Factories. A 1 GW campus, by contrast, waits a mean of 7.6 years for grid power. Federat...