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The Greek supercomputer "Daedalus" has officially secured its place among the world's strongest supercomputers, ranking 31st in the latest editions of the TOP500 and Green500 lists. These two rankings are internationally recognized as benchmarks for assessing the performance and energy efficiency of supercomputers.
Implemented by the National Infrastructures for Research and Technology Network (GRNET), which operates under the Ministry of Digital Governance, the "Daedalus" system is located in Lavrio, Greece. Its inclusion in these prestigious lists underscores the advancements made in Greece's supercomputing capabilities and its commitment to research and technological innovation.
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