EU Orders AI Supercomputer from French State Firm Bull AI
The EU has placed a €387.8 million order for a high-performance AI supercomputer from Bull AI, a state-owned enterprise in France. This initiative aims to enhance the EU's AI network and will involve installation at a data center in Finland set to begin operations in the second half of 2027.

The European Union (EU) has contracted Bull AI for a high-performance AI supercomputer, marking a €387.8 million investment, the largest to date for the former Atos division. Bull AI will install this supercomputer at an existing facility in Finland, with operational capabilities expected in the latter half of 2027.
EuroHPC, the EU's supercomputer authority, has established 19 AI data centers to date and plans to expand this network due to increasing demand. The systems supported by EuroHPC are intended for training European AI applications, highlighting the strategic importance of advanced computing in the region.




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