The Top500 project's 65th list of performance results reveals U.S. leadership in supercomputing. The AMD-based El Capitan, Frontier, and Intel-powered Aurora take the top three spots. AI-focused systems like Microsoft's Eagle and Germany’s GH200-powered Jupiter Booster make early appearances. China submitted no new entries for this Top500 edition.

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Sandia National labs has allegedly turned on its own SpiNNaker 2 server sporting a whopping 175,000 CPU cores, and 2.3TB of LPDDR4 memory.

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A highly impactful vertically integrated supercomputing giant may have just been born in China.

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MSI will unveil a new desktop AI supercomputer at Computex 2025.

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Fugaku stars in the calculation battle that 'no one can win' during the Nico Nico Super Conference.

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Cadence is releasing a new supercomputer that takes advantage of Nvidia's latest AI chips.

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xAI's Colossus supercomputer at Memphis, Tennessee, is accused of spewing excess pollution to get the power it needs to run all its GPUs.

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Ansys Fluent leveraged 1,024 AMD Instinct MI250X GPUs to 25X supercharge its CFD simulation.

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