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Computing performance of the world's most powerful supercomputers in July 2026 (in PetaFLOPS)

Characteristic	Computing performance in petaFLOPS
LineShine (Shenzhen Cloud Computing Center Co., Ltd, China)	2,198.4
El Capitan (HPE, USA)	1,809
Frontier (HPE, USA)	1,353
Aurora (HPE, USA)	1,012
JUPITER Booster (Eviden, Deutschland)	1,000
HPC7 (HPE, Italien)	571.5
Eagle (Microsoft, USA)	561.2
HPC6 (HPE, Italien)	477.9
Supercomputer Fugaku (Fujitsu, Japan)	442.01
Alps (HPE, Schweiz)	434.9

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May 2026

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June 2026

Supplementary notes

The entries in brackets indicate the manufacturer and the location of each supercomputer.

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The supercomputer "LineShine" from Shenzhen Cloud Computing Center Co., Ltd achieved computing performance of around 2,198,400 TeraFLOPS (1.8 trillion FLOPS) as of July 2026. That makes it one of the most powerful supercomputers in the world.

What are FLOPS?

FLOPS stands for Floating Point Operations Per Second (floating-point operations per second) and denotes the number of executable (floating-point) arithmetic operations per second. The more FLOPS a computer can perform, the faster and more powerful it is. Determining FLOPS involves measuring the combined computing performance of main memory, processor, bus, compiler, etc.

Applications for supercomputers

Supercomputers are primarily used in research and development. High-performance computers enable simulations, data analysis, efficient production processes, and reliable forecasts for science and industry. The goal is to tackle problems that conventional computers cannot solve. Most of the 500 most powerful supercomputers worldwide are located in Asia.