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The technology could help prevent some of the catastrophic impacts of disasters such as typhoons and flooding.
The platform, called Earth-2, contains a suite of machine learning technologies developed by Nvidia .
The system takes the form of an interactive interface that runs simulations of weather and climate across the planet.
Taiwan 's Central Weather Administration is one of the first to trial Nvidia 's system.
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