The University of Manitoba has announced that they will build a new high performance computing facility. The original news post is limited in information, but it does point out the Canadian government has earmarked $2.1million [CDN] for the project. Once complete, the University plans to put it on the Western Canada Computing Grid.
For more info, read the original post here.
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