  In this talk we present a calculation of Higgs production via gluon fusion in
association with two jets, including the full top-quark mass dependence, and
compare it to the large top-mass limit. We find that the large top-mass limit
is a good approximation as long as the Higgs mass is smaller than the top quark
pair mass, and the jet transverse energies are smaller than the top mass. In
addition, we compare Higgs production via gluon fusion and via weak-boson
fusion, and consider final-state distributions, like the rapidity interval
between the jets and the jet-jet azimuthal decorrelation, which may allow us to
distinguish one fusion process from the other.
