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LUMI Supercomputer (CSC Finland)

TypeHPC CenterStatusOperationalWhereKajaani, FIIndexed fromScrutica internal fixture record

No organisation is recorded as holding this site, running it, or owning the AI hardware inside it

EuroHPC pre-exascale supercomputer hosted by CSC in Kajaani, Finland. 10,240 AMD MI250X GPUs. 379.7 PFLOPS Rmax (FP64).

Source: Scrutica internal fixture record

0/3site roles identified0 site relationships0 findings · no company identified

Date in site records: Jun 13, 2022. Site data: Scrutica internal fixture record.

Ownership and operation

Plate I. Site owner, operator and hardware ownerscrutica.com · data to Jun 13, 2022 (derived)
LUMI Supercomputer (CSC Finland)Site
Companies are grouped by their role at the site, with recorded parents above them. No company is identified in these roles, so their ownership chains could not be checked.

Export controls and government links

No site owner, operator or hardware owner is identified, so the company checks could not run.

Capacity

Reading. Power and acceleratorsscrutica.com · data to Jun 13, 2022 (derived)
7 MW

Facility power

Source-reported power.

not recorded

Power for IT equipment

10,240

Accelerators

Present inventory by partition

10,240 accelerators across 1 admitted partition; theoretical dense FP16 peak 3,922 PFLOP/s.

  1. 10,240 × MI250X

    installed (from the facility status)

    383 TFLOP/s dense FP16 per accelerator · partition peak 3,922 PFLOP/s · rate citation

    Catalogue row; no partition-level source recorded

Every partition is admitted from the record’s own evidence. Rates are the cited dense FP16 figure per accelerator; the sum applies the methodology’s utilization and interconnect assumptions and is a theoretical aggregate, not one job’s throughput. The catalogue figures above are the record’s scalar fields (the source’s transcription, or its recorded correction) and are a different basis.

Methods and sources

Ownership roles

Title identifies the legal owner of the site; operation identifies who runs it. AI-hardware ownership follows the catalog’s attribution of the machines inside, whose owner may lease the facility.

Each role requires its own attribution. An operator named in a source supplies evidence of operation only.

Parent companies

Ownership checks start with each company named at the site and follow recorded parent relationships. A company holding several roles is checked once. Its linked company page lists the relationships and their sources; further parents may remain undocumented.

Level 1 identifies a company at the site, level 2 its parent, and each further level another parent. Export-control designations and government investments are assigned to the company concerned.

Missing values

Unrecorded roles remain blank. Findings whose company position is unresolved stay in the list with that position labelled unknown.

Publication limits

Subscription corporate data helps identify parent relationships and sovereign investments. Publication is limited to relationship classes and supporting public sources; licensed records, identifiers and values are withheld.

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