NVIDIA Powers Europe’s Fastest Supercomputer

AMTV, ISC, Jun10 —NVIDIA today announced that the JUPITER supercomputer, powered by the NVIDIA Grace Hopper™ platform, is the
fastest in Europe — delivering a more than 2x speedup for high-performance computing and AI workloads compared with the
next-fastest system.

Soon capable of running 1 quintillion FP64 operations per second, JUPITER is on track to be Europe’s first exascale
supercomputer. The system enables faster simulation, training and inference of the largest AI models — including for climate
modeling, quantum research, structural biology, computational engineering and astrophysics — empowering European
enterprises and nations to drive scientific discovery and innovation.

Among the top five systems on the TOP500 list of the world’s fastest supercomputers, JUPITER is the most energy efficient,
at 60 gigaflops per watt.

Comprising nearly 24,000 NVIDIA GH200 Grace Hopper Superchips and interconnected with the NVIDIA Quantum-2
InfiniBand networking platform, JUPITER is expected to reach over 90 exaflops of AI performance and is based on Eviden’s
BullSequana XH3000 liquid-cooled architecture.

JUPITER also incorporates NVIDIA’s full stack of software for optimized performance.

“AI will supercharge scientific discovery and industrial innovation,” said Jensen Huang, founder and CEO of NVIDIA. “In
partnership with Jülich and Eviden, we’re building Europe’s most advanced AI supercomputer to enable the leading
researchers, industries and institutions to expand human knowledge, accelerate breakthroughs and drive national
advancement.”

Built for Scientific Breakthroughs

Hosted by the Jülich Supercomputing Centre at the Forschungszentrum Jülich facility in Germany, JUPITER is owned by the
EuroHPC Joint Undertaking.

“With JUPITER’s extreme performance, Europe has taken a giant leap into the future of science, technology and
sovereignty,” said Anders Jensen, executive director of the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking. “JUPITER’s computing power will
serve as a catalyst for scientific discovery, propelling foundational research across the continent in fields as diverse as
climate modeling, energy systems and biomedical innovation.”

“JUPITER is a landmark achievement for European science and technology,” said Thomas Lippert, codirector of the Jülich
Supercomputing Centre. “Powered by NVIDIA’s accelerated computing and AI platforms, JUPITER is advancing the frontier
of foundation model training and high-performance simulation, enabling researchers across Europe to tackle challenges of
unprecedented complexity.”

“JUPITER will substantially advance quantum algorithm and hardware development,” added Kristel Michielsen, codirector of
the Jülich Supercomputing Centre. “Hybrid quantum HPC-computation will profit from powerful tools such as the NVIDIA
CUDA-Q platform and the NVIDIA cuQuantum software development kit.”

“JUPITER’s launch is not just an extraordinary technical success — delivering an exascale machine and Julich’s modular
data center in less than nine months — it marks a pivotal moment for European high-performance computing,” said
Emmanuel Le Roux, senior vice president and global head of advanced computing at Eviden, Atos Group. “It clearly
demonstrated the technological leadership of the European Eviden-led consortium, which designed, built and delivered this
world-class system.”

Early testing of JUPITER was conducted with the Linpack benchmark, which was also used to determine the TOP500
ranking.

The JUPITER supercomputer represents a new generation of computing systems, uniting NVIDIA’s end-to-end software
stack to solve challenges in areas including:

Climate and weather modeling: Enables high-resolution, real-time environmental simulations and visualization, using
the NVIDIA Earth-2 open platform. This contributes to global community initiatives like the Earth Virtualization Engines
project, which aims to create a digital twin of the Earth to better understand and address climate change.
Quantum computing research: Advances quantum algorithm and hardware development with powerful tools such as
the NVIDIA CUDA-Q™ platform and the NVIDIA cuQuantum software development kit.

Computer-aided engineering: Reinvents product design and manufacturing through AI-driven simulation and digital
twin technologies, powered by the NVIDIA PhysicsNeMo™ framework, NVIDIA CUDA-X™ libraries and the NVIDIA
Omniverse™ platform.

Drug discovery: Streamlines the creation and deployment of AI models vital to pharmaceutical research through the
NVIDIA BioNeMo™ platform, accelerating time to insight in biomolecular science and drug discovery.
German and other European researchers can apply for access to JUPITER.

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