University of Stuttgart Launches Advanced Supercomputer 'Hunter' to Revolutionize Research

The new system enhances simulation capabilities and energy efficiency, with a second Exascale supercomputer planned for 2027.

The University of Stuttgart has officially launched 'Hunter,' a high-performance supercomputer developed in collaboration with Hewlett Packard Enterprise.
Replacing the previous 'Hawk' system, 'Hunter' will support advanced simulations, AI research, and data analysis for academia and industry.
Key applications include climate research, crisis preparedness, and the development of energy-efficient vehicles and wind turbines.
A second supercomputer, 'Herder,' is expected by 2027, significantly expanding Germany's Exascale computing capacity.
The project, costing €115 million, emphasizes energy efficiency, utilizing a mix of renewable and fossil energy sources.