Under the plan, the Commission will support a network of data centers to “integrate massive computing power, exceeding 100,000 advanced AI processors” to train AI models. The EU has already planned to build 13 AI factories, which are to be equipped with new or updated supercomputers and data centers, where researchers can test and develop AI models. Elaborating on the previous announcement to set up a European AI Research Council, the Commission will support “Science for AI” and “AI in Science” to foster “the use of AI for discovery and exploration across a range of scientific disciplines, unlocking cross-pollinations between AI and domain sciences.”