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Japan's National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology is rolling out the ABCI-3 platform at its Tsukuba campus to meet surging demand for generative AI. Built on HPE Cray XD systems with NVIDIA H200 GPUs and Quantum-2 Inf
KAUST's Shaheen III supercomputer, ranked among the world's top 10 most powerful supercomputers at launch in 2024, is powered by HPE Cray EX hardware and uses AMD EPYC processors alongside NVIDIA GPUs. Shaheen III delivers approximately 44.
Aleph Alpha is Germany's leading AI startup, focused on sovereign, explainable AI for European enterprise and government use cases. Its training infrastructure, co-located in German data centers operated with HPE hardware, powers the Lumino
LUMI resides in a repurposed paper mill in Kajaani, Finland, where abundant hydroelectric power and direct liquid cooling enable one of the world's fastest and greenest supercomputers. The HPE Cray EX system packs 10,240 AMD Instinct MI250X
Aurora is the United States' second exascale supercomputer, located at Argonne National Laboratory's Argonne Leadership Computing Facility (ALCF) in Lemont, Illinois. It achieved exascale performance — exceeding 1 exaflop (10^18 operations
Green Mountain operates a high-security AI and HPC campus inside a former NATO facility in Rjukan, Norway. The modular halls are built in 2 megawatt blocks that scale to roughly 50 megawatts of IT load, all powered by nearby hydroelectric s
El Capitan, deployed at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) in Livermore, California, is the world's fastest supercomputer as of late 2024, achieving 1.742 exaflops of peak HPL (High Performance Linpack) performance. It dethroned
Frontier, housed at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee, became the world's first confirmed exascale supercomputer when it achieved 1.1 exaflops (1.1 quintillion floating-point operations per second) in May 2022, topping the TOP500 l