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Hungary Among First to Connect to Europe's Most Powerful Supercomputer Through AI Factory Antenna

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Hungary Among First to Connect to Europe's Most Powerful Supercomputer Through AI Factory Antenna

The European Commission announced on 13 October 2025 the launch of the AI Factory Antenna network in seven Member States—Belgium, Cyprus, Hungary, Ireland, Latvia, Malta, and Slovakia—and in partner countries including Iceland, Moldova, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, North Macedonia, and Serbia. The Antenna sites will collaborate closely with

Atomic Canyon Raises $7 Million to Accelerate Nuclear Industry With AI

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Atomic Canyon Raises $7 Million to Accelerate Nuclear Industry With AI

Atomic Canyon, a startup founded by Trey Lauderdale eighteen months ago, closed a $7 million seed funding round in May 2025 led by Energy Impact Partners to provide AI-powered document search solutions for the nuclear industry. The company aims to accelerate the traditionally slow nuclear sector whilst tech companies urgently

Quantum Computing's Impact on Modern Encryption Systems

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Quantum Computing's Impact on Modern Encryption Systems

The advancement of quantum computers is bringing us closer to so-called Q-Day—the moment when a quantum device becomes capable of cracking currently used encryption systems, endangering emails, text messages, bitcoin wallets, police records, hospital databases, power plants, and the entire global financial system. According to the Global Risk Institute&

Hungary's New Supercomputer: Levente Arrives with 20 Petaflops of Power

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Hungary's New Supercomputer: Levente Arrives with 20 Petaflops of Power

Levente, Hungary's latest supercomputer, is being built at the Wigner Research Centre for Physics in Csillebérc as part of the EuroHPC JU program. The project holds strategic importance for domestic research and development and industrial technological progress, particularly since the new machine will be four times more powerful

JUPITER: Europe’s First Exascale Supercomputer Ushers in a New Era

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JUPITER: Europe’s First Exascale Supercomputer Ushers in a New Era

The Forschungszentrum Jülich research centre hosts Europe's first exascale computer, JUPITER, which can execute one quintillion (10^18) computational operations per second, thereby revolutionising scientific research and complex problem-solving. Exascale computing represents a significant advancement in supercomputer development, as these systems are a thousand times faster than petascale