Powering Canadas Innovation Network

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CANARIE is Canada's Advanced Research and Innovation Network that powers the country's innovation ecosystem. It enables nearly 200 Canadian universities and colleges and their collaborators worldwide to share and analyze large amounts of data. CANARIE develops next generation research networks and applications, funds network development and expansion, and supports regional networks and institutions. It also supports 'Big Science' projects and connects Canadian researchers to the global research community.

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