Eni's HPC7 becomes world's most powerful industrial supercomputer

Supercomputing also contributes to accelerating the evolution of key innovation drivers, supporting the efficiency of emerging value chains – such as biofuels

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HPC7 enters the global TOP500 at No. 6, giving Eni the world's most powerful industrial supercomputing platform as the combined HPC7 and HPC6 platforms surpass the exascale threshold

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