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.
Hanjin is a major national AI-computing deployment built with NVIDIA GH200 hardware, giving South Korea a newly operational high-performance computing resource.
IT之家 11 月 2 日消息，韩国科学技术信息通信部当地时间今日宣布，该国第 6 代国家超级计算机“汉江”正式投运。
这台超算采用 CPU + GPU 混合架构，导入 NVIDIA GH200 超级芯片，共有 9,936 个 CPU 和 8,496 个 GPU，理论算力达 614PF，足以跻身 2026 年 11 月期 TOP500 全球超级计算机榜单前十。
相较于 2018 年的 "Nurion"，“汉江”系统实现了 24 倍的计算性能、10 倍的存储容量、4 倍的网络性能，同时具备一系列此前未有的 AI 能力。
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