Greece has been selected as one of seven European Union countries to host a cutting-edge "Artificial Intelligence Factory."
The prestigious designation, announced by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, positions Greece at the forefront of AI innovation in Europe.
The Greek AI Factory, named "Pharos," will serve as a center for developing and implementing artificial intelligence technologies across various sectors, including healthcare, environmental sustainability, culture, and language.
The initiative aligns with Greece's national AI strategy, which aims to leverage technology to address critical societal and economic challenges.
The project will be powered by "DAEDALUS," Greece's supercomputer, providing the necessary computational power for AI development.
The integration of Pharos with DAEDALUS is expected to create a dynamic ecosystem, accelerating technological advancements and enabling the practical application of AI solutions.
Prime Minister Mitsotakis hailed the initiative as a testament to Greece's commitment to becoming a global leader in AI innovation.
The project is a key part of the national plan to transition Greece into the AI era, positioning the country at the forefront of technological advancement.
The selection underscores Greece's dedication to the European Union's vision for technological progress and promises significant long-term economic and strategic benefits for the country.