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Start with ACCESS Explore for eligible US research, AIRR Gateway for UK AI testing, or EuroHPC AI for Science for eligible European research. Check each route's organisation and country rules.
Try interactive code in Colab's free notebooks. Eligible US graduate students can also lead an ACCESS Explore project; undergraduates need an eligible lead.
Compare UK AIRR, European AI Factories and cloud-credit programmes. Region, company stage, workload and billing conditions determine which fits.
Upcoming window: GCS next large-scale application window Checked 13 November 2026.
Researchers at German universities and publicly funded German research institutions. Prepare for the official window from 11 January to 15 February 2027, closing at 17:00 CET; the allocation period is May 2027 to April 2028.
This forthcoming large-scale window is separate from rolling regular or preparation routes. Awards depend on scientific and technical review. Official source and next step
Upcoming window: ACCESS Maximize: next request window Checked 13 November 2026.
Researchers preparing a large resource request. Prepare for the 15 December 2026 to 31 January 2027 submission window; awards are scheduled to start on 1 April 2027.
The 13 November check predates this window. Smaller ACCESS project types have separate application routes. Official source and next step
52 programme records, with open routes first, unverified records clearly marked, and closed calls below. Status checks are separate from older programme detail dates. Open status needs another check after 30 days; a forthcoming window is not automatically declared open when its start date arrives.
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Compare recorded eligibility and resources below. Open a programme record for its full evidence, application steps and limits, then confirm current conditions with the official programme.
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| Programme and recorded region | Who can apply | Recorded resources | Evidence and next step |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clementina XXI: IPAC research-allocation information AR Unverified current status | The linked conditions cover members of SNCTI science and technology institutions, and organisations outside SNCTI doing substantive scientific or technological research. A research lead and institutional endorsement are required; check the full conditions. | Information about competitive research-project allocations on Clementina XXI. A proposal is not an allocation award or active account. | Read eligibility, application steps and limits Check the official programme Clementina XXI IPAC: current intake unverified: The official IPAC page provides call conditions and a submission link; confirm the applicable current round before using them. Source Status checked 13 November 2026: unverified current status. Programme details checked 16 October 2026. The application-status and programme-detail checks have separate dates. |
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Who can apply: The linked conditions cover members of SNCTI science and technology institutions, and organisations outside SNCTI doing substantive scientific or technological research. A research lead and institutional endorsement are required; check the full conditions.
What you get: Information about competitive research-project allocations on Clementina XXI. A proposal is not an allocation award or active account.
How to apply: Start with the official IPAC page and linked conditions. A currently open call is not verified here; check the current instructions before preparing or submitting anything.
Unverified current status: Clementina XXI IPAC: current intake unverified Checked 13 November 2026.
Argentinian research teams exploring Clementina XXI allocations. The official IPAC page provides call conditions and a submission link; confirm the applicable current round before using them.
The same page lists selected projects without a new application window. Published programme information and a retained form do not establish open submissions. This status needs a new check before relying on the route. Official source and next step
No future deadline recorded
Linked Government of Argentina / Argentina.gob.ar sources: CC BY 4.0, scoped to government-authored material. Government IPAC and service pages and linked government-authored conditions, adapted and shortened into English by ComputeFinder. Original links accompany each fact. No government endorsement. These pages and conditions publication dates are unknown; 16 October 2026 is our check date, not a new call date. Rights basis: https://www.argentina.gob.ar/terminos-y-condiciones . Excludes external wiki, awardee lists, forms, personal details, graphics, hardware tables, quotas and third-party assets; no blanket external-source licence.
Checked 16 October 2026. Terms change, so read the programme page before you apply.
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