The German Climate Computing Centre (DKRZ) has selected Bull to provide its next climate supercomputer, HLRE-5, set for deployment in early 2028. This new system, based on the BullSequana XH3500 platform, will significantly enhance Earth system research by supporting both physics-based simulations and AI-driven climate studies. HLRE-5 is designed to run two global climate simulations at 5 km resolution concurrently and is projected to reduce energy consumption by approximately 75% compared to the current Levante system, utilizing Bull's Direct Liquid Cooling technology. AI
IMPACT Enhances capabilities for AI-driven climate research and large-scale simulations.
RANK_REASON Significant infrastructure upgrade for a major national research computing center.
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- Bull
- BullSequana XH3500
- German Climate Computing Centre
- Germany
- Green500
- HLRE-5
- Levante UD
- University of Hamburg
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