The system features 8,496 GPUs, including NVIDIA GH200 units, and 9,936 CPUs. Its theoretical computing power reaches 614 PF, which is 24 times that of the current 5th generation machine.
Storage capacity is 205 PB, and network speeds are at least 400 Gbps. These specifications represent a 10-fold increase in storage and a 4-fold increase in network performance compared to the 5th generation system.
The South Korean government plans to allocate 55% of the computing resources to general academic and industrial research, while 15% will be dedicated to businesses.
The construction contract was signed with HPE last May. System installation and basic checks were completed last month, and the machine is currently undergoing performance and stability tests before its December launch.