Partnering to Build the Digital Commons: Past, Present, and Future

By John Simpson1, Lydia Vermeyden1

Compute Canada Federation

The journey of our relationship with the Digital Commons has fundamentally changed and continues to shape the way we consider support and partnership for national cloud-based research projects in the Compute Canada Federation. Whether they be in or…

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