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Daedalus supercomputer inaugurated in Greece

New 85-petaflop supercomputing system powered by Nvidia H200 chips launches in Greece

By GPU Data Hub Desk · GPU Data Hub·Editorial standards··Greece
Daedalus supercomputer inaugurated in Greece

Greece has formally brought into service its Daedalus supercomputer, an installation delivering up to 85 petaflops of compute capability. Equipped with Nvidia H200 accelerators, the high-performance computing system operates from a converted facility.

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