Europe Launches First Exascale Supercomputer JUPITER



Europe’s first exascale supercomputer, JUPITER, has gone live at the Jülich Supercomputing Centre in collaboration with NVIDIA. Built on the Grace Hopper platform, it will support advanced research in climate, neuroscience, and quantum simulations. A special module, JUPITER Boost, developed by Eviden, is capable of over one quintillion calculations per second, marking a huge leap in supercomputing power.

OpenAI Plans “XPU” Architecture with Broadcom

Reports suggest that OpenAI is working with Broadcom to design a new “XPU” computing architecture and mass-produce AI chips starting in 2026. This move highlights the growing demand for domain-specific hardware optimized for AI workloads and signals a push toward independence from traditional chipmakers.






Microsoft Achieves Breakthrough in Optical Computing

Microsoft has announced a major advancement in analog optical computing, a system that uses light instead of electrons for processing. CEO Satya Nadella praised this development, noting that it could offer new ways to tackle complex real-world problems with faster and more energy-efficient computation.


BMW Debuts iX3 with “Superbrain” Architecture

BMW has unveiled the iX3 electric SUV, the first production model under its Neue Klasse platform. The vehicle introduces a futuristic electronics system powered by four “superbrain” computers that manage driving assistance, infotainment, and safety features, setting a new benchmark for automotive computing architectures.

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