Forschungszentrum Jülich has announced a major breakthrough for European supercomputing: JUPITER has officially become the first supercomputer in Europe to reach 1 ExaFLOP/s, marking a new milestone for scientific and technological innovation across the continent.

Developed within the framework of EuroHPC Joint Undertaking, JUPITER positions Europe among the global leaders in exascale computing, enabling new possibilities in climate modelling, medicine, materials science and AI. It represents a significant step toward strengthening Europe’s digital sovereignty and research capabilities.

For more details about this achievement and its impact, read the full press release here.

Watch the detailed educational video about HPC JUPITER here.