CSC leads the LUMI AI Factory in Kajaani, with partners from Finland, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Norway and Poland.

HLRS leads HammerHAI in Stuttgart, with GWDG, BADW-LRZ, KIT and SICOS as consortium partners.

GRNET leads Pharos, with NCSR Demokritos, Athena Research Center, NTUA and the National Fund of Greece.

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.

LuxProvide leads MeluXina-AI in Bissen, with Luxinnovation, Luxembourg National Data Service, the University of Luxembourg and LIST.

BSC leads the Spanish AI Factory with FCT in Portugal, TÜBİTAK in Türkiye and ICI Bucharest in Romania.

Physical hardware: Whole MIMER design: 100 nodes with 400 GB200 GPUs. Sweden and EuroHPC each allocate half the computing resources. Primary source · 2026-04-21

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.

TU Wien leads AI:AT with Advanced Computing Austria and the AIT Austrian Institute of Technology.

Sofia Tech Park will host BRAIN++, whose planned Discoverer++ supercomputer will support AI development and testing.

GENCI leads AI Factory France, with AMIAD, CEA, CINES, CNRS, France Universités, Inria, French Tech, Station F and Hub France IA.

The JUPITER AI Factory combines Jülich’s computing facilities with expertise from RWTH Aachen, Fraunhofer FIT and IAIS, and the Hessian Center for AI.

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.

IZUM leads the Slovenian AI Factory consortium with the Jožef Stefan Institute, ARNES and five universities.

Physical hardware: Whole planned KarolAIna machine; EuroHPC receives half its computing time and services. Primary source · 2025-10-10

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.

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.

The AIFNL Foundation leads the Dutch AI Factory consortium with SURF, Samenwerking Noord, TNO and AIC4NL.

Cyfronet AGH leads Gaia, the second Polish AI Factory selected by EuroHPC. It will use PLGrid infrastructure.

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.

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.