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1. 4h
   South Korea inaugurates Hangang AI supercomputer

   South Korea’s Ministry of Science and ICT and KISTI inaugurated the sixth-generation national supercomputer Hangang, with public service scheduled to begin on December 16. The 382.5 billion won system has 8,496 NVIDIA GH200 Grace Hopper superchips, 9,936 CPUs, 205 PB of storage and a 400 Gbps network; DongA Science reported a measured 342.6 PFLOPS and an estimated global rank of 12th in June. Its budget reportedly rose by about 50% as GPU and memory price inflation made procurement more difficult.

   科技新报 · 🔥 9
2. 8h
   South Korea’s sixth-generation Hanjin supercomputer goes live

   South Korea’s Ministry of Science and ICT announced that the sixth-generation national supercomputer “Hanjin” is now operational. The hybrid CPU-GPU system uses NVIDIA GH200 chips, with 9,936 CPUs and 8,496 GPUs, and the ministry reported 614 PF of theoretical performance. It also claimed Hanjin offers 24 times the computing performance, 10 times the storage capacity and four times the network performance of the 2018 Nurion system, but these comparisons and a projected TOP500 top-10 ranking have not been independently verified.

   IT之家 AI · 🔥 8

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