SaralnamaEurope's fastest supercomputer Jupiter was unveiled on in Juelich, Germany. It can perform one quintillion calculations per second. The ₹4,500 crore system aims to boost Europe's AI capabilities. Jupiter will help create detailed climate forecasts, simulate brain processes, and aid clean energy research. The supercomputer uses 11 megawatts of power but is highly energy-efficient. From today, researchers across Europe can access Jupiter's computing power. Until 2025, it will be used to train AI models and conduct advanced simulations. Next, Europe hopes to catch up with the US and China in the global AI race. (Updated 5 Sep 2025, 19:21 IST; source: link)
Key Points
- Europe's fastest supercomputer Jupiter was unveiled on in Juelich, Germany
- It can perform one quintillion calculations per second
- The ₹4,500 crore system aims to boost Europe's AI capabilities