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On 10 November, CERN and the World Food Programme (WFP) took a significant step in formalising their partnership by signing a memorandum of cooperation (MoC). This MoC paves the way for joint initiatives in which CERN’s cutting-edge technologies – including artificial intelligence and quantum computing – will be made available to support WFP’s worldwide efforts in the fight against hunger. Today more than ever, our understanding of how hunger develops and evolves relies on technological innovations, in particular to analyse the large amounts of data needed to monitor situations and prepare humanitarian responses. Having access to the most appropriate computing technologies can make a huge difference and, ultimately, lead to a more efficient and accurate decision-making process, enabling early actions to be taken that save lives. “We are grateful for CERN’s collaborative spirit and forward-thinking vision, which enable us to harness the potential of technology and innovation

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