The UK just flipped the switch on a £225M AI supercomputer
The UK just fired up Isambard-AI, a £225M national supercomputer packing 5,400 Nvidia superchips in Bristol. Ranking 11th globally, the nuclear-powered beast will give public researchers the raw horsepower to tackle everything from skin cancer detection on darker skin tones to dairy farming and crowd safety. Why it matters: It gives Britain a shot at AI sovereignty without relying entirely on private US tech giants.