DAEDALUS: computing power in Greece

The DAEDALUS supercomputer brings new national computing capacity for science and AI. In the June 2026 TOP500 it ranks 31st with measured performance of 85.69 petaflops.

Blue Gene/P at Argonne National Laboratory, USA (2007). An example of supercomputing infrastructure; this is not DAEDALUS.
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Modern Greek AI runs from language technology and research to open Greek models and national computing infrastructure.

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Main source: GRNET, DAEDALUS.

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