Jet engines are built to terrifyingly tight tolerances, yet the latest simulations on the world’s first exascale supercomputer suggest their biggest weakness may be measured in micrometers.
A module of the first European exascale-class supercomputer, JUPITER, one of the four most powerful systems in the world, at Forschungszentrum in Jülich, Germany, on Sept. 5, 2025. (Rolf Vennenbernd / ...
It is the first supercomputer to use a new type of processor designed to adapt on the fly. Engineers hope it will handle demanding calculations faster while using far less energy. Spectra carries 128 ...
The Tiiny AI Pocket Lab has been officially verified by Guinness World Records as the smallest personal AI supercomputer ever ...
The world’s second-fastest supercomputer is no longer just a symbol of raw computational power, it is now a central character in a high-stakes effort to reinvent how nuclear reactors are designed, ...
The Alice Recoque supercomputer will expand Europe’s AI, scientific computing and research capabilities while ensuring energy efficiency and sovereignty. Alice Recoque will be powered by next-gen AMD ...
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