Chervonenkis, the most powerful Russian supercomputer, likely destroyed in a Ukrainian attack, had a computational power of 21-29 petaflops. Do you know how much, for comparison, the most powerful supercomputer in the EU has? Well, the German Jupiter, located at the Jülich
Russia's Top Supercomputer Chervonenkis Reportedly Destroyed in Strike
Chervonenkis, Russia's most powerful supercomputer, was likely destroyed in a Ukrainian attack. It delivered 21-29 petaflops, prompting comparisons with the EU's top system, Germany's Jupiter.