HORIZON-EUROHPC-JU-2022-TECH-03-01
Framework Partnership Agreement (FPA) for developing a large-scale European initiative for High Performance Computing (HPC) ecosystem based on RISC-V
Plain-language summary
FPA for a large-scale European HPC ecosystem initiative based on RISC-V architecture.
This call seeks to establish a Framework Partnership Agreement to develop a European High Performance Computing ecosystem using RISC-V technology. It aims to foster collaboration and innovation in HPC hardware and architecture. The initiative supports the Digital Agenda priority.
Likely relevant for
- HPC hardware developers
- RISC-V technology researchers
- European HPC ecosystem stakeholders
- Digital technology innovators
Project signals
Focus on HPC ecosystem developmentUse of RISC-V architectureAlignment with Digital Agenda priorities
What it funds
- Development of a large-scale European HPC ecosystem based on RISC-V architecture
- Collaboration frameworks for HPC innovation
- Support for HPC hardware and architecture research aligned with Digital Agenda
Expected outcomes
- Established Framework Partnership Agreement for HPC ecosystem
- Advancement in RISC-V based HPC technologies
- Strengthened European collaboration in HPC
Who can apply / participate
- Research organizations
- Industry partners
- Consortia involving multiple stakeholders
- Likely requires multi-partner collaboration under Framework Partnership Agreement
- European Union member states and associated countries
- Must align with Horizon EUROHPC JU rules and Digital Agenda priorities
- Specific eligibility criteria and consortium size requirements
Must check before shortlisting
- Eligibility criteria details
- Consortium requirements
- Budget and funding conditions
Money
Budget details not stated; funding rate and amounts must be checked in official documents.
Application notes
- Single-stage submission model.
- Check official call documents for detailed eligibility and submission requirements
Derived from official EU Funding portal source · updated 2 Jul 2026, 10:33 UTC. Use this as a shortlisting aid; the official call text remains authoritative.
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