In particular, the machine can launch climatic models and weather with kilometer resolution, which more accurately predict severe phenomena – from heat waves to floods.
In Germany, the Jupiter supercomputer opened – the first in Europe to overcome the exaflopic power barrier. A system capable of performing more than one quintillon of operations per second. This was reported by the European Commission’s press service.
It is noted that the supercomputer is located at the Julikh Research Center and works perfectly with renewable energy. It has advanced cooling and heat systems and dominates the global Green500 energy efficiency rating.
The Jupiter Complex occupies an area of more than 2300 square meters and consists of approximately 50 container modules. Now he is the fourth largest supercomputer in the world.
The machine can operate climatic and weather models with a kilometer resolution, which more accurately predict intense wonders – from waves to floods. In addition, Jupiter will support the future European artificial intelligence factory (JAIF), which will train large language models for AI development.
Jupiter investments cost 500 million euros – this is a joint EU and Germany project in the EurohPC plot. It is part of a broader approach for creating a network of artificial intelligence gigafrobes, which will provide the industry and scientists of computational facilities for the development of new models and technologies.
Earlier it was reported that in the United States created a radar with AI, listening to phone conversations in the distance.
Meanwhile, China is experiencing a heavenly power station – a device that combines the design of the airship and air generator.
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Source: korrespondent
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