Isambard-AI marks first year with 1,000 research projects and major AI breakthroughs

Built using renewable electricity and ranked among the world's most energy-efficient supercomputers, Isambard-AI combines AI capability with a strong commitment to sustainability.

Credit: University of Bristol

UK's most powerful AI supercomputer has supported more than 4,000 users across healthcare, climate science, AI safety and sovereign AI research

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