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EuroHPC JU puts out call for tender for Italian industrial supercomputer dubbed Innovate

The European High Performance Computing Joint Undertaking (EuroHPC JU) has launched a call for tender for the acquisition, delivery, installation, and maintenance of Italy’s forthcoming Innovate supercomputer.. Set to be the first ‘industrial-grade’ supercomputer deployed by the EuroHPC JU, Innovate will be hosted by CINECA at the DAMA Tecnopolo in Bologna and operated by the Innovate Consortium, which is comprised of a number of Italian industrial and research organizations.. – Getty Images.

The tender description states that the Innovate project “aims to deliver an industrial-grade HPC system that will provide advanced computing, AI, cloud, and data processing services for European industry.”. The tender has an estimated total value of €11.6 million ($13.3m), of which the EU has contributed €4.1 million ($4.6m) through the Digital Europe Programme.

The deadline for submissions is September 8, 2026.. Launched in 2018 and headquartered in Luxembourg, EuroHPC JU is a joint initiative between the EU, 35 European countries, and private partners to develop a supercomputing ecosystem in Europe.. The organization first put out calls in 2024 for ‘industrial-grade’ supercomputers, described as ‘mid-range systems’ designed to meet the security, confidentiality, and data integrity requirements of industrial users..

Earlier this year, the EuroHPC JU signed a deal with E4 Computer Engineering and Dell Technologies to procure and deploy an AI supercomputer at the IT4LIA AI factory, an initiative that is also hosted and operated by CINECA at the DAMA Tecnopolo.. More in HPC & Quantum. 11 Mar 2026.

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