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 As part of the [EuroScienceGateway](https://eurosciencegateway.eu/) and in cooperation with [Onedata](https://onedata.org) and [EGI](https://www.egi.eu/) we are providing all [GTN](https://training.galaxyproject.org/) training data on a publicly accessible [cloud storage](https://datahub.egi.eu/share/2697e33bd34f1870b0961414b8c77753chf583).
 Those training datasets are curated, small but meaningful for educational purposes and contain 1530 files with a total size of 170Gb.
 An invaluable set of resources for everyone dealing with data science and training.
 Please thank the more than [350 contributors to GTN]({% link hall-of-fame.md %}).
 
+## What does this mean for you?
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+- Teachers: if you're a teacher contributing to the GTN, you can now be sure that the datasets you use in your materials are even more accessible and easier to use.
+- GTN Users: When following training materials, it'll now be easier to access those same datasets in new locations.
+- Galaxy Admins: If you're running a Galaxy server, you can now more easily integrate the GTN data into your server without taking up unnecessary storage space, and still making it available to all your users.
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 ## Accessing GTN Data in the Cloud
 
 GTN training data is always accessible, annotated and linked for every tutorial. Usually, it's stored in Zenodo, referenced via a DOI.