hosting entity definition

hosting entity means a legal entity which includes facilities to host and operate a EuroHPC supercomputer and which is established in a Participating State that is a Member State;
hosting entity means a legal entity established in a Member State participating in the Joint Undertaking which includes facilities to host and operate a pre-exascale supercomputer.
hosting entity means the legal entity established in a Participating State to the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking that is a Member State which provides facilities to host and operate a EuroHPC supercomputer and which has been selected in accordance with the CEI.

More Definitions of hosting entity

hosting entity means a legal entity established which includes facilities to host and operate a supercomputer in and which is established in a Participatinga Member State participating in the Joint Undertaking which includes facilities to host and operate a pre-exascale supercomputer.
hosting entity means a legal entity which includes facilities to host and operate a
hosting entity means a legal entity, that is not signatory of the Service Agreement, and that has entered into an outsourcing agreement with System Administrator to host the Solution. Legal Process: means a data disclosure request made under law, governmental regulation, court order, subpoena, warrant, governmental regulatory or agency request, or other valid legal authority, legal procedure, or similar process.
hosting entity means a research centre, higher education institution, teaching institution, organisation responsible for a voluntary service scheme or entity hosting volunteers, located on national territory, to which the third-country national is assigned under the terms of this law, irrespective of its legal form or designation;
hosting entity means a legal entity which includes facilities to host and operate a supercomputer and which is established in a ParticipatingMember State that is a Participating State. A hosting entity may represent one or several Participating States.