Sovereign AI programme, joint body: EuroHPC JU
EuroHPC JU sovereign AI programme
EuroHPC JU has one system of about 24,000 accelerators in operation, with 1,328 under way.
Joint body. EuroHPC Joint Undertaking, 2021–2027
- operating
- under way
- estimate
| Stage | Run by | Accelerators | Count | Chip | Site |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| In operation | Forschungszentrum Jülich | ~24,000 | NVIDIA GH200 | JUPITER | |
| Under way | CINECA | 1,328 | NVIDIA H100 | Leonardo | |
| Under way | NAISS | 400 | NVIDIA GB200 | not named | |
| Under way | VSB-TUO / IT4Innovations | ~340 | none named | not named |
Funding
€511 million paid out by December 2025, 52 months after Regulation (EU) 2021/1173 entered into force, of the Union’s €3.08 billion legislated contribution to the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking under the 2021–2027 programmes.
Chips
- Accelerators
- NVIDIA’s accelerators are in all three of its systems that name a vendor.Chip makers’ product pages
- Fabrication
- TSMC fabricates the Hopper and Blackwell parts that three of its systems name.Chip makers’ product pages
- Scrutica’s rating
- Scrutica rates the programme’s dependence on NVIDIA hardware and on US technology high, on a scale of none, low, medium and high.A qualitative assessment of the programme’s chips, partners and supplier relationships, as none, low, medium or high
Partners
22 partners
16 partners by procurement stage, besides the operators in Systems, and 6 more named in the programme’s sources.
- Selected, 14
- CSC – IT Center for Science (LUMI AI Factory, Finland, Round 1), High-Performance Computing Center Stuttgart (HLRS), GRNET S.A. (Greece AI Factory, Round 1), LuxProvide (MeluXina AI Factory, Luxembourg, Round 1), Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC-CNS) (Spain AI Factory, Round 1), TU Wien (Austria AI Factory, Round 2), Sofia Tech Park (Bulgaria AI Factory, Round 2), GENCI (France AI Factory, Round 2), IZUM (Slovenia AI Factory, Round 2), Vilnius University (LitAI Factory, Lithuania, Round 3), AIFNL Foundation (NLAIF, Netherlands, Round 3), Cyfronet AGH (Gaia AI Factory, Poland, Round 3), ICI Bucharest (RO AI Factory, Romania, Round 3), Galicia Supercomputing Center (CESGA) (1HealthAI, Spain, Round 3)
- Without a stage, 1
- PSNC (PIAST-AI, Poland, Round 2)
Sites
12 sites
A site’s count is its whole machine; a system above can be an addition to it.
| Site | Place | Status | Accelerators |
|---|---|---|---|
| JUPITER | Jülich, Germany | Operational | 23,752 |
| LUMI | Kajaani, Finland | Operational | 11,912 |
| Leonardo | Bologna, Italy | Operational | 13,824 |
| MareNostrum 5 | Barcelona, Spain | Operational | 4,480 |
| MeluXina | Bissen, Luxembourg | Operational | 800 |
| Karolina | Ostrava, Czechia | Operational | 576 |
| Vega | Maribor, Slovenia | Operational | 240 |
| Deucalion | Guimarães, Portugal | Operational | not stated |
| Discoverer | Sofia, Bulgaria | Operational | not stated |
| Daedalus / Pharos AI Factory | Lavrio, Greece | Under construction | not stated |
| Arrhenius | Linköping, Sweden | Under construction | not stated |
| Alice Recoque | Bruyères-le-Châtel, France | Announced | not stated |
Sources read to 8 Sep 2026.
Sources, 16
How the figures were made
Operating compute / delivered hardware. Reported operational or delivered: ~24,000 NVIDIA GH200 Grace Hopper Superchip (JUPITER, Eviden BullSequana XH3000) (physical hardware). The stage is assigned from reported hardware status, disbursements and commitments.
EuroHPC co-funds supercomputers and access services with participating countries. Its three AI Factory selections, from December 2024 to October 2025, named 19 sites. JUPITER reached one exaflop on the LINPACK benchmark and ranked fourth in the November 2025 TOP500. LISA adds 1,328 H100 GPUs to Leonardo in Bologna; its June 2026 inauguration announcement targeted user access that summer. The wider EuroHPC budget is at least €8.2 billion for 2021–27 and includes supercomputing and quantum activities.
A full bar is 30,000 accelerators, the scale of Sovereign AI Programmes. Each system is a bar of its own and no total is printed, since two records can describe one machine.
Caveats, 6
- The €8.2 billion budget includes €4.1 billion from EU programmes and a similar contribution from participating countries. Private members are expected to contribute a further €900 million; these amounts cover different funding sources within the wider EuroHPC programme.
- The September 2024 AI supercomputer call offered up to €800 million in EU funding, matched by participating countries.
- LISA’s €50 million budget covers acquisition, installation, operation and support. Its relationship to the wider budget is not itemised in the inauguration announcement.
- The GPU entries cover JUPITER and LISA. EuroHPC describes JUPITER’s accelerator count as approximately 24,000 GH200 superchips.
- The 13 AI Factory Antennas selected in October 2025 had an EU funding contribution of around €55 million, matched by participating states.
- The partner list includes selected AI Factory hosts and consortium members. Selection announcements do not specify a GPU allocation for every member.
Evidence, 23 entries
Hardware records
NVIDIA GH200 Grace Hopper Superchip (JUPITER, Eviden BullSequana XH3000)
EuroHPC JU
Vendor: NVIDIA
Count: ~24,000
Status: Operational
Scope: Physical hardware
Organisation and role
EuroHPC JU / Forschungszentrum Jülich
Source
Whole JUPITER system, described by EuroHPC in November 2025. Primary source, 17 Nov 2025
NVIDIA H100 (LISA upgrade, 166 8-way BullSequana AI 600 servers)
EuroHPC JU
Vendor: NVIDIA
Count: 1,328
Status: Commissioning
Scope: Physical hardware
Organisation and role
EuroHPC JU / CINECA (Leonardo, Bologna — IT4LIA AI Factory)
Source
Whole LISA extension: 166 servers with eight H100 GPUs each, also described under Italy and EuroHPC. Primary source, 11 Jun 2026
Funding
Government spending
Paid against the budget, as the government reports it
€511 million paid out by December 2025, 52 months after Regulation (EU) 2021/1173 entered into force, of the Union’s €3.08 billion legislated contribution to the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking under the 2021–2027 programmes. The Joint Undertaking's audited 2025 final accounts print, programme by programme, the Union contribution it had implemented through payments by 31 December 2025; summed, that is EUR 511.3 million against the EUR 3 081 300 000 Union ceiling then in force, which Regulation (EU) 2026/150 raised to EUR 4 122 300 000 in January 2026.
Union financial contribution to the European High Performance Computing Joint Undertaking (Council Regulation (EU) 2021/1173, Article 5(1); replaced by Council Regulation (EU) 2026/150 from 20 January 2026) (European Union)
A part of the programme. The Union contribution funds every pillar of the Joint Undertaking (infrastructure, AI Factories, quantum, research and innovation, skills, administration) but only as the EU's share: participating states must at least match it and private members owe at least EUR 900 000 000, neither of which is in this line. The budget is the ceiling in force at the paid figure's date, the 2021 text's EUR 3 081 300 000 (unchanged by Regulation (EU) 2024/1732); Regulation (EU) 2026/150 raised it to EUR 4 122 300 000 from 20 January 2026 (kept among the line's figures as a revised budget). The JU's 2025 accounts print the Horizon Europe share 'as per funding regulation' at EUR 879 000 000 after the MFF mid-term revision (a EUR 21 million cut), so at the paid figure's date the Union ceiling stood at EUR 3 060 300 000 by the accounts' own reckoning. Calls under this contribution must launch by 31 December 2027 (2028 in justified cases) and the JU runs until 31 December 2033. The legacy Horizon 2020/CEF1 contribution under Regulation 2018/1488 is outside this line.
Set by law: the Union’s €3.08 billion legislated contribution to the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking under the 2021–2027 programmes, August 2021 to December 2033. Printed as “EUR 3 081 300 000”. About $3.6B at the reference rate of 13 Jul 2021. The Union financial contribution to the Joint Undertaking including EEA appropriations shall be up to EUR 3 081 300 000, including EUR 92 000 000 for administrative costs, on the condition that that amount is at least matched by the contribution of Participating States, distributed as follows:
Council of the European Union (Official Journal of the European Union, L 256, 19.7.2021), Council Regulation (EU) 2021/1173 of 13 July 2021 on establishing the European High Performance Computing Joint Undertaking and repealing Regulation (EU) 2018/1488, Article 5(1); Article 1 (JU established until 31 December 2033); Article 40 (entry into force on the twentieth day after publication, 8 August 2021), 19 Jul 2021
Paid out: €511 million by 31 Dec 2025. Not printed as one figure. Sum of the three 'EU cash validated' amounts in note 4.6 of the JU's 2025 final accounts (Horizon Europe 223 801 687.51 + Digital Europe 284 765 563.93 + Connecting Europe Facility 2 774 783.38), which the accounts define for these programmes as the Union contribution implemented by the JU through payments, administrative and operating, cumulative since the 2021 Regulation. The same three columns at 31.12.2024 sum to 190 320 036.43, matching the 190.3 million the European Court of Auditors printed for that date. 52 of the budget’s 148 months had passed. About $600M at the reference rate of 31 Dec 2025. HE 223,801,687.51 79,546,160.93 … DEP 284,765,563.93 254,751,980.04 … CEF 2,774,783.38 77,225,216.62 … The EU and Participating States cash validated comprises the contributions of the Union received by the JU for the programme Horizon 2020 and the contribution implemented by the JU through payments for the programmes Horizon Europe, Digital Europe and Connecting Europe Facility.
European High Performance Computing Joint Undertaking, Final Annual Accounts, European High Performance Computing Joint Undertaking, Financial year 2025, Note 4.6 'Contributions per programme', table 'Members contributions as of 31.12.2025', column 'EU cash validated', rows HE, DEP, CEF (PDF p. 42), 1 Jun 2026
Revised budget: €4.12 billion, 16 Jan 2026. Printed as “EUR 4 122 300 000”. The Union ceiling as Council Regulation (EU) 2026/150 replaced it (in force 20 January 2026, after the paid figure's date): Horizon Europe up to 1 660 000 000 (160 000 000 of it for quantum R&I), Digital Europe up to 2 142 300 000, CEF up to 320 000 000, administrative costs still EUR 92 000 000. The Union’s financial contribution to the Joint Undertaking, including EEA appropriations, shall be up to EUR 4 122 300 000, including EUR 92 000 000 for administrative costs, provided that that amount is at least matched by the contribution of Participating States, distributed indicatively as follows:
Council of the European Union (Official Journal of the European Union, L series, 19.1.2026), Council Regulation (EU) 2026/150 of 16 January 2026 amending Regulation (EU) 2021/1173 on establishing the European High Performance Computing Joint Undertaking, Article 1, point (4)(a), replacing Article 5(1) of Regulation (EU) 2021/1173; Article 3 (entry into force the day after publication), 19 Jan 2026
Paid out: €224 million, 31 Dec 2025. Printed as “223,801,687.51”. Horizon Europe share of the Union contribution implemented by the JU through payments (running costs 7,711,447.66 plus operating costs 216,090,239.85, note 2.9.2, p. 33). Operand of the primary paid figure. HE 223,801,687.51 79,546,160.93
European High Performance Computing Joint Undertaking, Final Annual Accounts, European High Performance Computing Joint Undertaking, Financial year 2025, Note 4.6, row HE, column 'EU cash validated' (PDF p. 42); also note 2.9.2, 'TOTAL contributions at 31.12.2025' (p. 33), 1 Jun 2026
Paid out: €285 million, 31 Dec 2025. Printed as “284,765,563.93”. Digital Europe share of the Union contribution implemented by the JU through payments (running costs 12,684,271.52 plus operating costs 272,081,292.41, note 2.9.3, p. 34). Excludes the participating states' cash for JU-owned machines (98,653,992.79). Operand of the primary paid figure. DEP 284,765,563.93 254,751,980.04 98,653,992.79
European High Performance Computing Joint Undertaking, Final Annual Accounts, European High Performance Computing Joint Undertaking, Financial year 2025, Note 4.6, row DEP, column 'EU cash validated' (PDF p. 42); also note 2.9.3, 'TOTAL contributions at 31.12.2025' (p. 34), 1 Jun 2026
Paid out: €2.77 million, 31 Dec 2025. Printed as “2,774,783.38”. Connecting Europe Facility share of the Union contribution implemented by the JU through payments (note 2.9.4, p. 35; CEF activities are financed solely by the EU). Operand of the primary paid figure. CEF 2,774,783.38 77,225,216.62
European High Performance Computing Joint Undertaking, Final Annual Accounts, European High Performance Computing Joint Undertaking, Financial year 2025, Note 4.6, row CEF, column 'EU cash validated' (PDF p. 42); also note 2.9.4, 'TOTAL contributions at 31.12.2025' (p. 35), 1 Jun 2026
Paid out: €190 million, 31 Dec 2024. Printed as “190.3”. The European Court of Auditors' statement of the same measure a year earlier: the EU's 'Cash validated' for Horizon Europe, Digital Europe and CEF2 at 31.12.2024 (EUR million), beside 724.9 'Cash not validated'. The 2025 accounts' comparatives for that date sum to 190,320,036.43. EU (DG CNCT) (1) 3 059.3 92.0 3 151.3 190.3 724.9 N/A N/A 915.2 29 %
European Court of Auditors, Annual report on EU joint undertakings for the 2024 financial year, Chapter 3.9, Table 3.9.2 'Members’ contributions for Horizon Europe, Digital Europe and CEF2 (in € million)', row EU (DG CNCT), column 'Cash validated' (PDF p. 115), 31 Oct 2025
Paid out: €422 million, 31 Dec 2025. Printed as “421,530”. All payments the JU made in 2025, every title and every funding source (EUR '000), 88% of 478,400 available. Broader than the primary line: it includes the legacy Horizon 2020/CEF1 lines and participating states' cash for JU-owned machines. The ECA's FY2025 report prints the same quantity as '422 (88 %)' of 478 (Figure 3.9.1, p. 92). GRAND TOTAL 478,400 50,166 371,296 68 421,530 88 %
European High Performance Computing Joint Undertaking, Final Annual Accounts, European High Performance Computing Joint Undertaking, Financial year 2025, Section 5.4.3 'Implementation of payment appropriations – Title 3', GRAND TOTAL row, column 'Payments made: Total' (PDF p. 65), 1 Jun 2026
Committed: €1.09 billion, 31 Dec 2025. Printed as “1,087,770”. Budgetary commitments the JU made in 2025, every title (EUR '000), 92% of 1,183,223 available. A commitment is not spending. The ECA's FY2025 report prints '1 088 (92 %)' of 1 183. GRAND TOTAL 1,183,223 737,177 350,526 68 1,087,770 92 %
European High Performance Computing Joint Undertaking, Final Annual Accounts, European High Performance Computing Joint Undertaking, Financial year 2025, Section 5.3.3 'Implementation of commitment appropriations – Title 3', GRAND TOTAL row, column 'Commitments made: Total' (PDF p. 62), 1 Jun 2026
Searched, 3 places
Publications Office CELLAR (the Official Journal texts behind EUR-Lex; EUR-Lex itself answers scripts with a WAF challenge): Council Regulation (EU) 2021/1173 (OJ L 256, 19.7.2021); consolidated text CELEX 02021R1173-20240709; Council Regulation (EU) 2024/1732; Council Regulation (EU) 2026/150 (OJ L, 19.1.2026). Article 5(1) Union contribution ceilings: EUR 3 081 300 000 in 2021 (unchanged by 2024/1732); EUR 4 122 300 000 from 2026/150. Entry into force 8 August 2021; JU term to 31 December 2033; calls by 31 December 2027 (2028 in justified cases). Publications Office CELLAR (the Official Journal texts behind EUR-Lex; EUR-Lex itself answers scripts with a WAF challenge), 2 Nov 2026
EuroHPC JU documents register: Listing pages 0–5; Final Annual Accounts 2025 (certified 1 June 2026); Consolidated Annual Activity Report 2025 (Decision 26/2026); Work Programme and Budget 2026, Amendment No 7 (Decision 54/2026, 8 October 2026). Per-programme Union contribution implemented through payments at 31.12.2025 (accounts note 4.6); 2025 payments EUR 421,530 thousand and commitments EUR 1,087,770 thousand; CAAR 2025 restates them and the EUR 980 million AI Factories allocation. The WP 2026 payment table was not used: its 2024 'executed' column contradicts the ECA. EuroHPC JU documents register, 2 Nov 2026
European Court of Auditors, annual reports on EU joint undertakings: Annual report on EU joint undertakings for the 2024 financial year (31 October 2025) and for the 2025 financial year (October 2026), chapter 3.9 EuroHPC. FY2024 Table 3.9.2: EU cash validated 190.3 and not validated 724.9 (EUR million) at 31.12.2024. FY2025 Figure 3.9.1: 2025 payments 422 (88 %), commitments 1 088 (92 %); clean opinion on the 2025 accounts; member-contribution charts are graphics without figures in the text layer. European Court of Auditors, annual reports on EU joint undertakings, 2 Nov 2026
Still open
Whether the Horizon Europe 'EU cash validated' includes payments funded by the United Kingdom's EUR 91 million association contribution, which the accounts show in a separate column but the ECA counts inside the EU target: unverified.
No 2026 figure for cumulative payments is published before the JU's 2026 accounts; the 2026 payment budget in Work Programme Amendment No 7 could not be read reliably from its text layer.
If the site wants the EU's whole contribution since 2018, a legacy line (Regulation 2018/1488, EUR 536 000 000) would need payments data; for legacy programmes the accounts' 'EU cash validated' column counts Union cash received, not JU payments.
Partners
CSC – IT Center for Science (LUMI AI Factory, Finland, Round 1)
EuroHPC JU
Stage: Empanelled
Notes
CSC leads the LUMI AI Factory in Kajaani, with partners from Finland, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Norway and Poland.
Source
Primary source, 10 Dec 2024
Open CSC – IT Center for Science (LUMI AI Factory, Finland — Round 1)’s record
High-Performance Computing Center Stuttgart (HLRS)
EuroHPC JU
Stage: Empanelled
Notes
HLRS leads HammerHAI in Stuttgart, with GWDG, BADW-LRZ, KIT and SICOS as consortium partners.
Source
Primary source, 10 Dec 2024
Open High-Performance Computing Center Stuttgart (HLRS)’s record
GRNET S.A. (Greece AI Factory, Round 1)
EuroHPC JU
Stage: Empanelled
Notes
GRNET leads Pharos, with NCSR Demokritos, Athena Research Center, NTUA and the National Fund of Greece.
Source
Primary source, 10 Dec 2024
CINECA Consorzio Interuniversitario (IT4LIA, Italy, Round 1)
EuroHPC JU
Model: NVIDIA GB200 NVL4 (Blackwell)
Stage: Awarded
Notes
CINECA will operate the new IT4LIA supercomputer in Bologna. The April 2026 procurement selected E4 and Dell; the €290 million budget is co-funded equally by EuroHPC and Italian funders. Austria and Slovenia joined the original IT4LIA consortium.
Source
Primary source, 23 Apr 2026
Open CINECA Consorzio Interuniversitario (IT4LIA, Italy — Round 1)’s record
LuxProvide (MeluXina AI Factory, Luxembourg, Round 1)
EuroHPC JU
Stage: Empanelled
Notes
LuxProvide leads MeluXina-AI in Bissen, with Luxinnovation, Luxembourg National Data Service, the University of Luxembourg and LIST.
Source
Primary source, 10 Dec 2024
Open LuxProvide (MeluXina AI Factory, Luxembourg — Round 1)’s record
Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC-CNS) (Spain AI Factory, Round 1)
EuroHPC JU
Stage: Empanelled
Notes
BSC leads the Spanish AI Factory with FCT in Portugal, TÜBİTAK in Türkiye and ICI Bucharest in Romania.
Source
Primary source, 10 Dec 2024
NAISS (Mimer AI Factory, Sweden, Round 1)
EuroHPC JU
Accelerators: 400
Model: NVIDIA GB200
Stage: Awarded
The count
Physical hardware. Whole MIMER design: 100 nodes with 400 GB200 GPUs. Sweden and EuroHPC each allocate half the computing resources. Primary source, 21 Apr 2026
Notes
MIMER’s April 2026 procurement selected Bull to supply 400 GB200 GPUs across 100 nodes. NAISS planned installation in Linköping later in 2026; RISE is its AI Factory partner.
Source
Primary source, 21 Apr 2026
Open National Academic Infrastructure for Supercomputing in Sweden’s record
TU Wien (Austria AI Factory, Round 2)
EuroHPC JU
Stage: Empanelled
Notes
TU Wien leads AI:AT with Advanced Computing Austria and the AIT Austrian Institute of Technology.
Source
Primary source, 12 Mar 2025
Sofia Tech Park (Bulgaria AI Factory, Round 2)
EuroHPC JU
Stage: Empanelled
Notes
Sofia Tech Park will host BRAIN++, whose planned Discoverer++ supercomputer will support AI development and testing.
Source
Primary source, 12 Mar 2025
Open Sofia Tech Park (Bulgaria AI Factory, Round 2)’s record
GENCI (France AI Factory, Round 2)
EuroHPC JU
Stage: Empanelled
Notes
GENCI leads AI Factory France, with AMIAD, CEA, CINES, CNRS, France Universités, Inria, French Tech, Station F and Hub France IA.
Source
Primary source, 12 Mar 2025
Forschungszentrum Jülich / Jülich Supercomputing Centre (JUPITER AIF, Germany, Round 2)
EuroHPC JU
Stage: Empanelled
Notes
The JUPITER AI Factory combines Jülich’s computing facilities with expertise from RWTH Aachen, Fraunhofer FIT and IAIS, and the Hessian Center for AI.
Source
Primary source, 12 Mar 2025
PSNC (PIAST-AI, Poland, Round 2)
EuroHPC JU
Notes
PSNC signed a hosting agreement in June 2025 and planned more than 1,000 GPUs. A June 2026 account by PSNC staff targets new-infrastructure procurement in 2027 and full operation in 2028.
Source
Primary source, 23 Jun 2025
IZUM (Slovenia AI Factory, Round 2)
EuroHPC JU
Stage: Empanelled
Notes
IZUM leads the Slovenian AI Factory consortium with the Jožef Stefan Institute, ARNES and five universities.
Source
Primary source, 12 Mar 2025
VSB-TUO / IT4Innovations (CZAI, Czech Republic, Round 3)
EuroHPC JU
Accelerators: ~340
Stage: Empanelled
The count
Physical hardware. Whole planned KarolAIna machine; EuroHPC receives half its computing time and services. Primary source, 10 Oct 2025
Notes
IT4Innovations plans KarolAIna with approximately 340 AI chips and a target of 850 PFlop/s for AI operations; chip model and numerical precision are unspecified. The approximately €40 million project budget covers the machine and services, funded equally by EuroHPC and Czechia.
Source
Primary source, 10 Oct 2025
Open VSB-TUO / IT4Innovations (CZAI, Czech Republic — Round 3)’s record
Vilnius University (LitAI Factory, Lithuania, Round 3)
EuroHPC JU
Stage: Empanelled
Notes
Vilnius University leads LitAI with Kaunas University of Technology, Vilnius Gediminas Technical University, Vytautas Magnus University, the State Data Agency, LRTC and Innovation Agency Lithuania.
Source
Primary source, 10 Oct 2025
Open Vilnius University (LitAI Factory, Lithuania — Round 3)’s record
AIFNL Foundation (NLAIF, Netherlands, Round 3)
EuroHPC JU
Stage: Empanelled
Notes
The AIFNL Foundation leads the Dutch AI Factory consortium with SURF, Samenwerking Noord, TNO and AIC4NL.
Source
Primary source, 10 Oct 2025
Open AIFNL Foundation (NLAIF, Netherlands — Round 3)’s record
Cyfronet AGH (Gaia AI Factory, Poland, Round 3)
EuroHPC JU
Stage: Empanelled
Notes
Cyfronet AGH leads Gaia, the second Polish AI Factory selected by EuroHPC. It will use PLGrid infrastructure.
Source
Primary source, 10 Oct 2025
Open Cyfronet AGH (Gaia AI Factory, Poland — Round 3)’s record
ICI Bucharest (RO AI Factory, Romania, Round 3)
EuroHPC JU
Stage: Empanelled
Notes
ICI Bucharest leads RO AI with Politehnica Bucharest, TU Cluj-Napoca, the biological sciences and AI research institutes, Transilvania IT, the Romanian SME council and the Romanian DIH association.
Source
Primary source, 10 Oct 2025
Open ICI Bucharest (RO AI Factory, Romania — Round 3)’s record
Galicia Supercomputing Center (CESGA) (1HealthAI, Spain, Round 3)
EuroHPC JU
Stage: Empanelled
Notes
CESGA hosts 1HealthAI for human, animal and environmental health. CSIC co-leads the consortium, which includes the universities of A Coruña, Santiago de Compostela and Vigo, DATAlife and Gradiant.
Source
Primary source, 10 Oct 2025
Fabrication
TSMC
Fabricates the parts of these families: Hopper and Blackwell
Hopper The full GH100 GPU that powers the H100 GPU is fabricated using the TSMC 4N process customized for NVIDIA
NVIDIA, “NVIDIA Hopper Architecture In-Depth”, 2026-09-25
Blackwell Blackwell-architecture GPUs are manufactured using a custom-built 4NP TSMC process
NVIDIA, “NVIDIA Blackwell Platform Arrives to Power a New Era of Computing”, 2026-09-25
Blackwell Ultra Blackwell Ultra is manufactured using TSMC 4NP
NVIDIA, “Inside NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra”, 2026-09-25
Identifiers
- Scrutica ID
- sovereign-eurohpc
- Name in the record
- EU-Wide: EuroHPC Joint Undertaking