Germany

The Jülich Supercomputing Centre (JSC) and the Gauss Centre for Supercomputing accordingly own the JUGENE, the fastest supercomputer in Germany, at the Forschungszentrum Jülich in North Rhine-Westphalia. JUGENE is based on IBM's Blue Gene/P architecture, and in June 2011 was ranked the 12th-fastest computer in the apple by TOP500.12 The Leibniz-Rechenzentrum, a supercomputing centermost in Munich, houses the SuperMUC arrangement which is accepted to activate operating in 2012 at a processing acceleration of 3 petaflops. This will be, at the time it enters service, the fastest supercomputer in Europe.

The High Performance Accretion Centermost in Stuttgart maintains a ample cardinal of medium-sized accretion platforms, rather than possessing a baby cardinal of actual high-end systems.13 The UNICORE initiative, a filigree accretion activity by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research, aims to accommodate seamless admission to broadcast accretion assets such as supercomputers or array systems.

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The European Filigree Infrastructure, a continent-wide broadcast accretion system, is headquartered at the Science Park in Amsterdam.14

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The Polish Filigree Basement PL-Grid began in 2009 as a civic accretion infrastructure. The Galera computer array at the Gdansk University of Technology was ranked 299th on the TOP500 account in November 2010.1516

edit Russia

In Nov 2011, the 33072 processor Lomonosov supercomputer in Moscow developed by T-Platforms ranked cardinal 18 in the world, and 3rd in Europe afterwards France and Germany.17 The arrangement uses Xeon 2.93 GHz, Nvidia 2070 GPUs, and an Infiniband interconnect.17 In Nov 2011 Russia had no added admission in the top 100 supercomputers.18

In July 2011 The Russian government appear a plan to focus on beyond supercomputers by 2020.19 T-Plaforms has declared it will bear a baptize cooled supercomputer in 2013.20

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The Magerit computer at the Supercomputing and Visualization Centermost of Madrid.

The Barcelona Supercomputing Centermost is amid at the Technical University of Catalonia, and operates the 94.21-teraflop MareNostrum computer. The Supercomputing and Visualization Centermost of Madrid (CeSViMa) analysis centermost at the Technical University of Madrid operates the 72-teraflop Magerit supercomputer, which uses 86 IBM BladeCenters. The Spanish Supercomputing Network along provides admission to several supercomputers broadcast beyond Spain.

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Sweden's Royal Institute of Technology operates the Lindgren supercomputer, which consists of 36,000 processors and operates at 305 teraflops.21