Europe expands AI supercomputing network with €388 million Bull contract
The system will use AMD Instinct MI430X GPUs alongside state-of-the-art 6th Gen AMD EPYC 256-core processors, providing flexibility across diverse computing workloads.
Credit: Nordic Architects
New LUMI-AI system will be installed in Finland and combine AMD processors, IBM storage and Nokia networking as Europe expands its publicly funded AI infrastructure.
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