Finland's new supercomputer Roihu multiplies computing power
Finland's national computing capacity has grown significantly with the commissioning of the new Roihu supercomputer. The new hardware triples the computing power of Finland's current national supercomputers, marking a significant leap in the country's technological development.
Roihu is a system manufactured by the French company Bull. It is designed to meet the growing needs of researchers and companies that require high computing power. More efficient hardware enables complex problems to be solved significantly faster than before.
Supercomputers are widely used in Finland in various fields, such as weather forecasting, medical research, and artificial intelligence development. With the help of Roihu, Finnish researchers can process even larger amounts of data, which supports scientific innovation and competitiveness.
Investing in new technology strengthens Finland's position as a leading country in digital research. Roihu is part of a broader infrastructure that ensures Finnish research has access to world-class tools in the coming years.