New Docuseries About the World's Top Industrial Supercomputer

Eni's industrial supercomputer HPC5 is at the top of the world rankings for computing power: 58 million billion operations per second. This is made possible in part by its home at the Green Data Center, which benefits from a unique cooling system that improves energy efficiency.

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