Stuttgart University and HPE to Build Pioneering Exascale [...]

Stuttgart University and HPE to Build Pioneering Exascale Supercomputer

📅 December 27, 2023 - Stuttgart University and HPE partner to launch ‘Hunter' and ‘Herder' supercomputers, revolutionizing Germany's HPC capabilities for research and AI.

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