South Korea's National Supercomputer No. 6 to be launched in December: Theoretical computing power is 24 times that of the current No. 5 machine, with performance aiming for the global top ten
South Korea's national supercomputer No. 6 will officially go into operation in December, equipped with 8,496 GPUs (including NVIDIA GH200) and 9,936 CPUs,...
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South Korea's national supercomputer No. 6 will officially go into operation in December, equipped
with 8,496 GPUs (including NVIDIA GH200) and 9,936 CPUs, with a theoretical computing power of 614 PF, 24 times that of the existing No. 5 machine. Its storage capacity is 205 PB, and network speed is no less than 400 Gbps, which are 10 times and 4 times that of the No. 5 machine, respectively. The South Korean government expects it to rank among the top ten globally. 55% of the computing resources will be used for general academic and industrial research, and 15% will be allocated to enterprises.
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South Korea's national supercomputer No. 6 will officially go into operation in December, equipped with 8,496 GPUs (including NVIDIA GH200) and 9,936 CPUs,...
IT之家(RSS)2026-09-09T13:14:16.000Z
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