JUPITER is Europe's fastest supercomputer

"Europe has its first exascale supercomputer. JUPITER performs more than a quintillion operations per second and runs entirely on renewable energy. The system cost €500 million and is expected to significantly accelerate climate modeling, AI development, and scientific research. JUPITER tops the Green500 ranking as the most energy-efficient system in the world. This is achieved through cooling and energy reuse, while running entirely on renewable energy."

""With Europe's first exascale supercomputer, we are opening a new chapter for science, AI and innovation. JUPITER strengthens Europe's digital sovereignty, accelerates discovery, and ensures that the most powerful and sustainable computing resources are available to our researchers, innovators, and industries." JUPITER is located at Forschungszentrum Jülich in Germany and fundamentally changes the playing field. The system performs more than a trillion operations per second, comparable to the computing power of a million smartphones combined. This places Europe at the forefront of supercomputing, with the fourth-fastest system globally."

JUPITER is Europe’s first exascale supercomputer, achieving more than a quintillion operations per second while running entirely on renewable energy. The system cost €500 million and ranks first on the Green500 list for energy efficiency through advanced cooling and energy reuse. Located at Forschungszentrum Jülich in Germany, JUPITER delivers computing power comparable to a million smartphones and ranks as the fourth-fastest system globally. The system enables kilometer-level climate and weather modeling for more precise extreme-event predictions and supports AI development via the AI Factory (JAIF) and a planned network of AI Gigafactories, with EuroHPC selecting 13 AI Factory proposals.

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