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The Joint European Enterprise for High-Performance Computing EuroHPC supports the construction of several supercomputers in different European countries. In the past few weeks agreements to set up high-performance computers have been signed in Finland Italy the Czech Republic Slovenia and Luxembourg.Overall the EuroHPC The European High-Performance Computing Joint Undertaking supports the construction of three supercomputers with more than 10 17 arithmetic operations per second in Finland Italy and Spain which are said to be among the five best supercomputers in the world. Another five high-performance computers with at least 10 15 arithmetic operations per second which should belong to the top 50 of the worlds most powerful supercomputers are being built in Luxembourg Slovenia the Czech Republic Bulgaria and Portugal.EuroHPC participates in the construction of the computing systems in cooperation with the operator consortia or institutions and receives access to the supercomputers in accordance with the share of the participation. EuroHPC in turn makes these capacities available to its members 20 percent of this is given to companies.In the past few weeks the providers selected in the tender process have been commissioned to set up the following supercomputers.LUMI Large Unified Modern Infrastructure - FinlandEuroHPC and the 10 states of the LUMI consortium - Finland Belgium the Czech Republic Denmark Estonia Iceland Norway Poland Sweden and Switzerland - have Hewlett Packard Enterprise built a supercomputer at the CSC - IT Center for Science im Finnish Kajaani commissioned. LUMI is scheduled to go into operation in the middle of next year and have a computing power of up to 552 petaflops. Euro HPC and the consortium are providing a total of 114.5 million euros for the construction.EuroHPC 21.10.2020 LUMI a new EuroHPC world-class supercomputer in FinlandLUMI October 21 2020 One of the worlds mightiest supercomputers LUMI will lift European research and competitiveness to a new level and promotes green transitionLeonardo - ItalyEuroHPC and the CINECA consortium an association of 69 Italian universities and 21 research institutes as well as the Italian Ministry of Research have commissioned Atos to build the LEONARDO supercomputer in Bologna . The system will have a computing power of 248 petaflops and will be operational by the end of 2021. Euro HPC and the consortium are providing a total of EUR 120 million for the construction.EuroHPC October 19 2020 LEONARDO a new EuroHPC world-class pre-exascale supercomputer in ItalyCINECA Leonardo The European HPC path toward the digital EraSupercomputers in the Czech RepublicEuroHPC and the Czech Supercomputing Center IT4Innovations at the Technical University of Ostrava have commissioned Hewlett Packard Enterprise to build a supercomputer with a computing power of 15.2 million petaflops. The name of the computer which is to go into operation in May 2021 will be determined in a public tendering process by the end of the year. Euro HPC and IT4Innovations are providing a total of 15 million euros for the construction.EuroHPC 14.10.2020 A new EuroHPC world-class supercomputer in the Czech RepublicIT4Innovations 14.10.2020 IT4Innovations one step closer to launching the most powerful supercomputer in the Czech RepublicVega - SloveniaEuroHPC and the Slovenian Information Science IZUM in Maribor have commissioned Atos to build the Vega supercomputer. This should have a computing power of 6.8 petaflops and will be put into operation in March 2021. Euro HPC and IZUM together provide 17.2 million EUR for the construction.EuroHPC 01.10.2020 Vega a new EuroHPC world-class supercomputer in SloveniaIZUM 01.10.2020 Atos BullSequana XH2000 chosen for the EuroHPC peta-scale system in Slovenia PDFMeluXina - LuxembourgEuroHPC and LuxProvide have commissioned Atos to set up the MeluXina supercomputer in Bissen Luxembourg. Meluxina is expected to have a computing power of 10 million petaflops and will go into operation in early 2021. EuroHPC and LuxProvide are providing a total of EUR 30 million for the construction.EuroHPC 29.09.2020 MeluXina a new EuroHPC world-class supercomputer in LuxembourgLuxembourg Government 29.09.2020 Xavier Bettel et Franz Fayot ont annonc lacquisition du superordinateur luxembourgeois MeluXina FrenchThe outstanding orders for the construction of the supercomputers in Spain Bulgaria and Portugal are expected shortly.