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DAEDALUS supercomputer debuts at No. 31 on the 67th TOP500 list, becoming Greece's most powerful supercomputer.

European research computing continues to scale, maintaining regional AI infrastructure capability independent of US hyperscaler dominance.
Trade pressSlicast · June 25, 2026 · Global · Source: HPCwire
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DAEDALUS supercomputer debuts at No. 31 on the 67th TOP500 list, becoming Greece's most powerful supercomputer.

European research computing continues to scale, maintaining regional AI infrastructure capability independent of US hyperscaler dominance.

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